Inner boots (also see boots a-b, inner boots e-f, and outer boots g-h) that are made from off-white wool with yellow stitching along the top edges; brown stitching is at the seam between the upper and the sole as well as at the back; white stitching joins pieces of the wool together.

Double liners that are worn with mulkuks (Na1693 a-b). They are each in two parts: parts c and d are shorter off-white wool insoles with green embroidered seams and embroidered cross, line and zigzag designs at the cuff in dark blue, red and green wool yarn; parts e and f are taller off-white wool insoles with light green embroidered seams and a folded over cuff that with dark blue, light blue, green, and red embroidered geometric designs in wool yarn (e fits inside c and f fits inside d).

Skin boots (also see inner boots c-d and e-f, and outer boots g-h) with dark brown soles, white uppers and grey and off-white seal fur legs with a geometric pattern. Legs have a vertical band at the front of each in dark grey-brown fur. Each boot also has a green, white and brown drawstring with a dark blue, green, off-white and brown tassel on each end.

Pair of boots that are worn with double liners (Na1693 c-f). The boots are composed of seal skin soles and uppers; off-white and grey fur is still attached on the legs. At the top of each leg is a dark blue and light green drawstring with an off-white, blue and light green tassel at each end.

Dark green, carved soapstone figure depicting a walrus with two pointed bone ? tusks. Shallow engraved detailing. Two circular pieces of felt are adhered to the bottom.

Black, carved soapstone figure depicting a man wearing a hooded tunic, pants and a cover over his head. He is in a crouched position, resting on one knee as he holds a seal, upright, in both of his hands.

Print depicting a large grey bird with its wings spread. Its tail and wing feathers are black-tipped, and it has yellow claws. The name of the printmaker is stamped in Inuit syllabics along with the Cape Dorset stylized red igloo seal in the lower left-hand corner. Below the image is written, "Grey Bird Lithograph 21/40 Dorset Pitaloosee 1977," as well as the name of the artist in Inuit syllabics. The Canadian Eskimo Arts Council's blind embossed stamp is in the lower right-hand corner.

Full set of 32 chess pieces, half carved from slate and half from walrus tusk. In each colour there are: one large walrus figure with diamonds around the base of the pedestal (parts a, q); one smaller walrus with bands around the base of the pedestal (parts b, r); two bear figures (parts c-d, s-t); two deer figures (parts e-f, u-v); two igloo figures (parts g-h, w-x); and eight bird figures (parts i-p, y-ff). All of the figures are at the top of a pedestal base. The larger white walrus piece has inlaid black stone in a band around the top of the pedestal and at the centre of each diamond around the base.

Small carved muskox figure. The off-white antler is carved down to the gray marrow beneath to provide details such as the dip in back, short legs, horns and snout. (Masking tape label attached to stomach.)

Stone carving of a hunter with an animal upon his back. He stands with his hood up, arms by his side and feet forward. His features are carved. He wears a heavy coat, gloves and boots.