Model Totem Pole

Item number Nb670 from the MOA: University of British Columbia.

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A model totem pole depicting a sitting human figure, a whale, and an eagle? (from bottom to top). The human has oval red eyes with black brows above, a nose, and an open red mouth with a brown body that has the hands resting across the large belly. The whale has oval yallow eyes with an open red mouth that has yellow lips. The black whale is facing downward with a yellow tail curving upward and downward, a small yellow dorsal fin and yellow side fins. The eagle ? on top has semi-oval black eyes with a yellow head and a red beak, yellow claws at the bottom front, and a black body with red lined side wings. Nailed to a rectangular base. A small metal ring is attached near the top back through which a small white string is tied.