A handwritten story by Karmenu Gruppetta titled “Żuża u Karmenu”. It is about an elderly couple, Karmenu and Żuża, their youth and their lives together (possibly an auto-biographical story written in the third-person)

Describing the events of 29th October 1989, where Alison got injured after she fell on the parvis ‘zuntier’ of the Church in Marsaxlokk on her day out with Gruppetta after a mass

Karmenu Gruppetta’s Termination Form and “Ordni ta’ l- 1974 dwar il- kotba tax- xogħol; Work Books Order – 1974”. The form is filled in and includes the details of the Employer, which in this case is M. Demajo (Holdings) LTD, and Gruppetta

A cart with actors on it, including one wearing as a sailor

Two men, possibly Gruppetta in costume on the right, and a woman acting on set for a theater play or TV program.

Karmenu Gruppetta surrounded by fishing equipment, acting on set for a theater play or TV program.

Three men, possibly including Gruppetta wearing glasses, and a woman, on stage acting for a theater play.

A group of men and women, including Gruppetta on the bottom far left, dressed in formal wear in an interior setting.

Gruppetta and a woman acting on set or stage for a theater play or TV program.

Two men, possibly including Gruppetta wearing glasses, and two women acting on stage for a theater play.

Two men, possibly including Gruppetta wearing glasses, and two women acting on stage for a theater play.

A group of men and a women, acting on a set or stage for a Theater play or TV program.

An extract from a publication, possibly written by Gruppetta. The extract includes several paragraphs with different titles, including ‘I- Innu tal- Banda Sliema’, It- Tejatrin tan Każin’, ‘Storbju sħiħ’, ‘L- Assedju l- Kbir’ and’ Zmien il- Karnival u l- Festa’. In the paragraphs the author is reminiscing his childhood while growing up in Sliema in the 1930s, prior to World War Two.

A handwritten story written by Gruppetta, titled “Rafel Rapa”, in which he describes this man and details an argument between him and a woman.

A handwritten story, written by Gruppetta. It is the continuation of the story titled “Diana, Susan t’ Għajnejha ħodor”. The story continues after an incident happened to Susan.

Karmenu Gruppetta’s “Soldier's Service and Army Book; 643”, issued in 1945. The pages within the book are filled in with information about Gruppetta, including address, occupation, qualifications ect.

Karmenu Gruppetta’s funerary card. It includes a portrait photograph of Gruppetta

A handwritten diary entry by Karmenu Gruppetta about his wife, Josephine ‘Guża’, and her friend Marianne, and an argument they had

A handwritten diary entry by Karmenu Gruppetta about a young girl named Alison, and their day together visiting her Grandma and Żuża

A handwritten poem by Karmenu Gruppetta, reflecting on youth and old age