Measurements are without fur. Mask of a human face with fur trim as if the person were wearing a fur trimmed parka hood. Possibly this type of mask as ound today made by the Nunatamiut people around Anaktuvvk Pass, near Barrow Alaska.

Stonecut print on vertically rectangular light beige paper. Image in black of a large front-facing owl covered in feather like markings and round eyes. There is a smaller bird at its right side in profile facing left, heavily outlined in black. There are four stamps at bottom right: two red, one black (Dorset igloo stamp), and one dark grey . Pencil inscription along bottom of image reads "Owl and Companion Stone Cut # 42/50 Cape Dorset N.W.T. 1961 Lucy". The print is hinged to an off-white matboard window.

Small sculpture of hooded hunter's head and jagged rocks. Finely carved white stone face is inside a black stone hood with etched lines showing fur around face. The hood ends in a pointed tip at top and off to one side at the bottom edge. The carved head is situated over a marbled white stone base with rough, pointed edges on three sides; flat on bottom. Artist inscription etched into base.

Horizontally rectangular stonecut and stencil print that covers most of the white paper. The central scene is of two standing figures in profile wearing Inuit clothing, facing each other holding two drums– the top drum is yellow outlined in grey and the bottom is slightly oblong with the image of two faces in profile facing outwards inside the circle. One standing figure holds both drum handles. An arched pattern of dog or wolf heads in profile with open jaws frame the central scene. Hooded human heads in profile form an outer arch around them, with a top centre head facing forward. Background colour of arches, from outside to inside, are: dark blue, brown, light blue, red. There is a red and yellow flame like pattern between the drummers, with a blue background at the bottom. Inscription in pencil along bottom of image, with the yellow Baker Lake 'bow and arrow' printing symbol, followed by Inuit syllabics and a blind embossed stamp. Edition number 30/40.

Horizontally rectangular print on off-white paper. Large brown standing caribou with orange antlers shown in profile facing left. A smaller grey caribou with yellow antlers stands at the side of the larger caribou. A yellow forward facing owl shown in flight appears in the body of the larger caribou. A yellow wolf with a grey back is shown in profile near the back hoof of the larger caribou. Edition 50/50. Inscription in pencil across bottom of image with title, edition, date and artist names. In lower right corner is the yellow Baker Lake 'bow and arrow' printing symbol and Inuit syllabics in pencil, as well as a blind embossed stamp.

Horizontally rectangular print on off-white paper. Scene with four small and two larger orange polar bears within a partial outline of a orange circle. One larger bear is shown to the right of the circle and holds in its jaws a purple wolf pup, while the mother wolf looks on. Inscription across bottom in pencil. Bottom right corner has the yellow Baker Lake 'bow and arrow' printing symbol and Inuit syllabics in pencil to the right of symbol.

Vertically rectangular print on off-white paper. Image is a standing, forward-facing woman in traditional Inuit dress, holding a yellow ulu knife with a brown handle in her right hand. Simply drawn face in grey, with linear facial tattoos (three horizontal lines cross the nose; five lines radiate out in a fan-like shape from the bottom of the mouth; and three lines on each side radiate out from the top of the nose across the forehead). Hands and feet are bright orange. Clothing is roughly coloured in brown; bottom tip of parka is outlined in yellow. Inuit syllabics appear in a vertical row at the right of the figure. Edition 2/40. Inscription in pencil under image, giving title, edition, date and artist names. Bottom right corner has the yellow Baker Lake 'bow and arrow' printing symbol, Inuit syllabics in pencil, as well as a blind embossed stamp.

Hilda and Al Schein Collection

Carved elongated fish form following the shape of an antler. Carefully crafted; smooth surface. Condition very good. Carved in antler is artists name, 'Bobby.' Artist is male.

Polished natural gray stone form upon which is a loon with outstretched wings and drilled holes for eyes. Bird glued to stone. Base has incised Eskimo language letters, also numbers 8, 5, and additional numbers that are illegible.