Recently found my mom's uncle's old WWII military war trials things. What should we do with all this?

by LordMitchimus

So my mom's aunt was recently moved into assisted living. Her late husband was eighteen at the end of WWII, and he felt the call to service. He was sent to the IMTFE, and all I know about it is that it was where Hideki Tojo was found guilty, along with many other military officials of Japan. So my question is, is there any way to make money off this? Sounds selfish, but my great-aunt could really use the money. If there's no money because of quality (just about everything is taped or glued down), what should be done with it all? To me, I'm assuming the patches are the most valuable, but I'm not a historian.

http://imgur.com/a/G7hjI

Also, the album is a bit outdated because I tried posting in /r/history and didn't read the rules a while ago.

Sladather

Definitely get it in the hands of a museum. Stuff like this needs preserved.