Circular white background with a green circle in centre, covered by a white dove carrying a twig; written around the green circle, in green capitalised text is "Hiroshima never again".

Circular badge featuring the slogan 'For a Nuclear-free Pacific' printed in yellow. It has a pale blue background and a yellow palm tree and yellow sun against this background. There is a dark blue wave at the bottom of the badge.

Circular badge in red and black against a white background. In the centre, is a stylised figure in tails and a top hat with a red cross through it.

Handmade red belt, embroidered in yellow and purple repeated patterns with orange buckle. Backing is grey binders tape. Badges were originally pinned to this belt.

Circular white badge with 'East Timor: Indonesian troops out now!' written across the badge in black capital letters.

Circular blue badge with text in white 'Disarm Rocky Flats the nuclear trigger. At centre is a map of Colorado showing Denver in red text with an explosive fuse leading to an explosion symbol in red and black edges. Text printed capital in red on side of badge 'Rocky Flats National Action. 1428 Lafayette. Denver, Co. 80218'.

Badge with a red background with a white awareness ribbon in the centre, where a red outline of the state of Queensland forms the shape of the ribbon. Encircling this are the words 'Children by Choice'. Embossed text on back of badge 'A. J. Parkes'; outline of Australia (Tasmania not shown) with text 'AUST WIDE' in middle of continent; and 'PATENT NO. 428765'.

Circular white badge with the Campaign Against Arms Trade printed in bold black text. Campaign Against Arms Trade (CAAT) is a United Kingdom based organisation working to end the international arms trade.

Rectangular silver badge featuring a relief of a hand holding a wheat spike, with dots in the background, also created in relief. Engraved on back of badge 'Angus & Coote Sydney'.

Circular badge showing three interlocking circles and sun ray with snake on edge of badge designed by Richard Tipping in 1982.