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The blue based image depicts a statue of the Immaculate Conception. Overleaf, one finds that the image is a guide to the three prayers linked to three bows in honour of the Blessed Virgin Mary - the first is dedicated to the Immaculate Conception, the second is dedicated to the Maternity of the Blessed Virgin Mary and the third is dedicated to the Assumption. These prayers and bowing originated with St George Preca, Malta's first canonised saint.

The pale-coloured image depicts the Immaculate Conception with a pink ribbon and roses. At the bottom, there is a medallion, on the front depicting the Immaculate Conception and at the back the symbols of the Sacred Heart of Mary and Jesus Christ. This image is a souvenir of the spiritual exercises held for engaged couples. The preacher was Fr Amando Balluci O.Carm.

Department: Customs. Notices to Mariners. 10 sheets with several crossed over indicating Marine Notices issued by several Governments.

Department: Customs. Notices to Mariners. 15 sheets with several crossed over indicating Marine Notices issued by several Governments.

The colourful image depicts the Holy Trinity - God the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit in the form of a dove. All three figures have a guilded halo. It is a memento of the 75th anniversary since the foundation of the Congregation of the Franciscan Sisters in Malta, whose Motherhouse is in Victoria Gozo.

The colourful image depicts Jesus Christ consoling a suffering person or a penitent. The picture carries a guilded frame and on the left hand lower corner one finds the symbol of the Holy Land, the large red cross with four small cross on each corner. The image is a certificate of enrolment as a Member of the Crusade for the Holy Land. The picture bears the benefits and conditions for this Membership and at the bottom, one finds the Crusader's Prayer, which is to be said by each Member three times daily. This was published by the Commissariat of the Holy Land, Franciscan Monastery in Washington DC.

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The pale-coloured image depicts the Holy Family - St Joseph, the Blessed Virgin Mary and the young Jesus Christ. This image is a memento of the twenty-fifth anniversary since the founding of the Jesus of Nazareth Institute in Zejtun. This image is a thankyou to all benefactors and friends who helped in the upkeep of all children in this Institute.

The image depicts the Holy Family - St Joseph, the Blessed Virgin Mary and the Child Jesus. Overleaf, one finds a prayer by the M.U.S.E.U.M. Branch (the Society for Christian Doctrine) of Tarxien as a thanksgiving for the fifthieth anniversary since the opening of the first house in this village. At the top, one finds the M.U.S.E.U.M motto in Latin: Verbum Dei caro factum est - The Word of God became flesh.

The black and white image depicts the Holy Family - St Joseph in his carpentery workshop with the Child Jesus giving a helping hand; the Blessed Virgin Mary is sitting in the background doing some sewing. The image is a daily offering of mass and the receipt of the Holy Eucharist by the Apostleship of Prayer.

The round-cornered image depicts the Holy Family - St Joseph, the Blessed Virgin Mary and tghe Child Jesus. It is a memento commemorating the fiftieth anniversary of the setting up of the Juventutis Domus Sacra Familia in Zejtun.

The image depicts Pentecost with the Holy Spirit in the form of a dove discending on the twelve Apostles, with Jesus Christ on the left giving them Communion. There are the introduction of two famous Eucharistic hymns: O salutaris Hostia and Veni Creator Spiritus. At the forefront and the bottom of the image, one finds an altar with the Eucharistic Chalice and Host, with the symbols of the vine and grain. Overleaf, one finds the first four lines of the third stanza of the Eucharistic hymn written by E. Caswell. The image is a memento commemorating the Eucharist Day held at the Infant and Primary Schools of Msida.

The sepia-coloured image depicts Jesus Christ and the Holy Eucharist. On the right hand side lower corner there is a picture of white lilies, symbolising purity. This image is a memento of the "Crociata della Purezza," a Crusade in favour of morality, by praying continuously for morality to reign in the world. This 'Crusade' was taken up by the female branch of the Catholic Action.