This pocket watch belongs to Joachim Lieberman and symbolizes the personal history and family destiny of that era. This pocket watch is not only a personal item, but also reflects the social background and historical events of that period. The exquisite design and precise craftsmanship of the pocket watch demonstrated the superb craftsmanship of watch making at that time. Joachim Lieberman's pocket watch is now in the museum as a historical witness, recording the story and people's lives during that turbulent period. Joachim Lieberman's pocket watch is currently in the Auschwitz Jewish Center Museum.

The collection, a commemorative plate from the Huzur region, is currently on display at The Seweryn Udziela Ethnographic Museum in Kraków. The plate dates back to the 20th century and is made from a variety of materials, including wood, glass and brass. The Huzur region is known for its unique folk art and multiculturalism, and this commemorative plate is one of the representatives of these cultural heritages.

The medal is the Medal of Honor of the city of Berndorf, with the city emblem of Berndorf on the front, which reads "Berndorf, Lower Austria, 1900" or "Berndorf, Lower Austria, 1900". On the back, there is a thank-you and floral decoration, engraved with the words' In recognition of the contributions of members over the years, awarded by the community of Berndorf City '. The medal is a ribbon with the national color, made of silver, with a diameter of 3.8 centimeters, and was made in 1900. The city of Berndorf is located in the Tristan Valley on the edge of the Vienna Forest in Lower Austria, Austria. Due to its historical development in the 19th century, it is also known as the city of Krupp.