Brown leather pouch for holding lahal game sticks. Sinew closure. Pouch is rolled and folded together.

Part a, the anklet, is made of a leather cuff with metal buckle. One edge of the cuff has thin tassels cut from same piece, each of which has a hoof threaded onto it with pointy end nearest cuff. Parts b and c are two tassels with hooves that have broken off of part a.

Large light-brown coloured spoon. Bowl of spoon is oval-shaped, plain, and curves upwards. Handle gradually tapers to a pointed tip.

Rectangular-shaped pouch that has stiffened and is folded over at one end (part a). Parts b to yy are cylindrical wooden gambling sticks that have red and black stripes in the centre.

Cylindrical whistle that tapers at one end to a mouthpiece for a whistle; mouthpiece has one hole in end and one hole in diagonal cutout from one side. A band of coiled cloth goes around circumference just below the diagonal cutout.

Apron with blue-grey appliques of a bird, flowers and leaves on four areas of red background divided by three black bands. A black border is at the two sides and the bottom. Waistband is red patterned fabric, reverse fabric is black with stripes. Plain cotton ties on waistband.

An oval shell painted on the inside with a stylized yellow, red, black, and white fish on a black background with a rim of yellow rectangles that have a red centre and are outlined with black and have a red circle at either sides.

Round, linoleum carved plaque with burlap back. Front is decorated with a central eagle, with an outer border of alternating blue-green, yellow and red-brown diagonal bands.

Bentwood box, fastened with cedar bark at seam, with base (part a), lid (part b) and woven cedar pouch inside (part c). Outside edges of lid and base covered in red ochre; traces of ochre over entire outer surface. Two sides each have two small holes for handles of which only a small piece remains.

Pencil drawing of a whale with some Northwest Coast style designs. Whale's tale is composed to two seal-like heads facing away from each other. The numeral three is written in each corner.