Kim Il-Sung Badge
Red Badge with a Portrait of Kim Il-Sung.
North Korean nationals allegedly wear this badge.
Coins
Coins resembling North Korean coins.
Confectionery Bag
The Hangul words “peanuts” and “sugar” as kinds of confectionary and “Pyongyang, Korea” as the manufacturer printed on the surface.
Buttons
Marked with a star
Nameplate
Written in the Cyrillic letters
Cyrillic: script created in Bulgaria at the beginning of the 10th century based on the Glagolitic script devised by the Greek missionary Kyrillos for translating the Gospels and other texts into Slavic languages, from which the current Russian script was adapted.
Cigarettes
“Ryokatanbae” (meaning “filtered cigarette”) in Korean, made in North Korea, labeled “Taesong Sonnae Tobacco Factory”.
Kaede pattern (filtered cigarettes are said to be smoked by the upper classes).
Orange Cold-proof Jacket
Hangul tentatively translated as “new star mark” printed on the tag.
Cold-proof Outerwear
Blue-green. Made with fabric. The buttons have a star mark engraved.
Board
Plywood
Although it makes no sense, the Hangul words tentatively translated as “Oh, Party, this child will forever be your loyal servant”, along with an illustration of dogs and cats, as well as numerals.
Red Vest-type Life Jacket
Wrist Watch
Made in Japan, the mark “SEIKO” on the watch.
Wrist Watch
The mark “Pierre Cardin” on the watch.
Can (with Japanese words “chicken rice” printed on it)
Made in Japan. Four recovered from the seabed, and many recovered from inside the spy ship.
The only food recovered from the sunken spy ship, other than the confectionery bags, were these canned foods.
Can (with Japanese words “red bean rice” printed on it)
Made in Japan. Four recovered from the seabed, and many recovered from inside the spy ship.
The only food recovered from the sunken spy ship, other than the confectionery bags, were these canned foods.
Skylight
The surface is painted in sky-blue, with three tear openings.
Propeller
Three-winged. Height: 18 cm Outer diameter: 34 cm.
