This item is a cream-coloured knit cardigan for members of the Scarlet Key Society with a red collar, and red stripes on the upper arms and along the opening and pockets. Buttons are white plastic.

This item is a white T-shirt with a brown and blue Labatt Blue bottle in pants and sunglasses throwing a frisbee with the words, "Open Air Pub '88, catch it" in blue and, "Interfraternity Council, Engineering Undergraduate Society Network." The back of the shirt is blank.

This item is a cream-coloured sweater for members of the Scarlet Key Society with red trim on collar, pockets and arms, and striped red and white along buttons. Sweater has a McGill coat of arms patch and an M-shaped key patch on the left breast, and a large red M on the right breast. There is an intramural champions patch with the McGill coat of arms on the left shoulder. Belonged to James Orrison Burgess, 1950.

This item is a white McGill Red Herring shirt with a logo on the left breast that reads, "Red Herring, McGill's only intentionally humorous magazine," with a red fish impaled on a sword. The back of the shirt has a black and white cartoon of a maggot with a human head saying, "Shit... I'm a maggot."

This item is a white McGill Red Herring shirt with a logo on the left breast that reads, "Red Herring, McGill's only intentionally humorous magazine," with a red fish impaled on a sword. The back of the shirt has a black and white cartoon of a person attempting to kill a dragon with a fish. The dragon is very large and is labelled "bureaucracy" and is sitting on a hoard of coins along with two sacks labelled "bursary" and "loans" with an empty dog food bowl labelled "red tape."

This item is a white McGill University Greek Week T-shirt. The front of the shirt reads, "Greek Week, McGill University, Jan 28-Feb1, 1991," with a black and white image of the façade of a Greek temple, all enclosed in red trim. The back of the shirt reads, "McGill Interfraternity Council, What a week to be Greek!" with a black and white image of a frieze and a list of the participating fraternities, all enclosed in red trim.