69p: Occupation, WWII Bomber Toy plane – a WW2 era Wellington bomber, home-made in wood during the German occupation. - Image courtesy of Chris George, Guernsey Museums and Galleries

92p: Resistance, Victory Silver Pin Badge; a 'V' for Victory German Occupation resistance symbol from WWII, made by Alf Williams during the occupation. - Image courtesy of Guernsey Museums and Galleries

£1.37: Deportation, Biberach Aluminium Mug, punch-decorated by William (Byll) Balcombe at Biberach Internment Camp, Germany. The inscription reads ‘Dorsten Sept 1942. Biberach Nov. 1942’. This records the fact that Channel Islanders, once deported, were first taken to the transit camp of Dorsten. It is thought Byll decorated this cup when he arrived in Biberach to record their journey.  - Image courtesy of Christine Lowe

£1.47: The Red Cross, Parcel, a  food parcel issued to the civilian population during the German occupation. Contents included Neilson's chocolate, Maple Leaf Canadian Cheese, and Mother Parker's tea company coffee tin.- Image courtesy of Chris George, Guernsey Museums and Galleries

£1.81: Liberation Medal - States of Guernsey Liberation brass pin, given to children who remained in Guernsey during the German occupation. - image courtesy of Guernsey Museums and Galleries

£1.90: Recovery, Kind George VI and Queen Elizabeth Photograph. 7th June 1945, King George VI and The Queen visited Guernsey and Jersey to welcome the oldest possessions of the Crown back to freedom. The Royal couple visited Candie Gardens where a speech was given by the Bailiff. - Image courtesy of Simon Hamon