PROVENIENCE NOTE: THE CARD CATALOG SHOWS THE LOCALITY AS "WASHINGTON-FRASER." THIS PRESUMABLY MEANS THE FRASER RIVER OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, WHICH FLOWS NEAR THE BORDER OF NORTHWEST WASHINGTON.

From Card: "395,521. Flat cylindrical baskets, two with partly plaited bases; the other plain—twined; walls of all in wrapped twining decorated with horizontal stripes of various colors worked into the pattern. Covers missing on two, and some rim damage."

From card: "Made in the shape of a bottle."

"Complete outfit" including harpoon, floats, bailer, and paddles (paddles missing) is catalog numbers 72936-72940.From card: "Boat model carved from a single piece of wood, painted black around the edges. some red along the gunwales and end. Six wooden figures, all but two carved as part of boat, others separate and attached. Loan: Crossroads Sep 22 1988. Loan returned: Jan 21 1993. Illus. Crossroads of Continents catalogue [with E72937, E72938, and E38882]; Fig. 215, p. 170."This model is described on p. 888 of Collins' Boat Ms.. James Swan is quoted there as identifying maker of this boat as a Makah man named "Nat".