Spoon carved from one piece of black and brown mountain goat horn with a shallow, slightly curved bowl that tapers slightly towards the tip, and a tapering handle carved with a humanoid face and a band above the head with vertical lines carved into it. The spoon is inlaid with abalone shell at the junction between the bowl and the handle.

Undecorated cedar bentwood box, last corner and bottom nailed. Six holes bored into nailed side. Two sides are shorter in height. "Raley" printed on one side near top.

Model pole. Figures represented: Dzunuk'wa, bear, otter with copper, raven and killer whale. Colours are red, white, black, and green.

A model totem pole that is multi-coloured and aberrant depicting a face, a bird, and a figure (from bottom to top). The face at the bottom is lime green and has circular black eyes surrounded by a tapering red oval outlined by black with white inside. The nostrils are yellow and the open red mouth is showing twelve white teeth. The bird has black circle in tapering oval eyes with white inside. The face and the body are white with vertical rows of red and black dashes. The red mouth is outlined by black. The side wings are red along the top with four black feathers underneath and three black ones below. The feet are yellow. The figure at thet top has a white face with similar eyes to that of the bird below, black brows, and an open mouth showing four black teeth. The body of the figure at the top has similar patterning as the bird below with black limbs. The figure at the top is wearing a three-ringed red hat rimmed with black. On a circular cross-sectioned tree base.

Spoon carved from one piece of black mountain goat horn (?) with an elongated bowl, a short tapered handle, and notches below the handle where the bowl joins the handle. There are also three circular indents running vertically just below the handle on the inside of the bowl.

Leather headband with seventeen bear claws attached to it at evenly spaced intervals. Tips of claws are held upright by string tied to each and wrapped with very thin layers of ermine (?) skin.

Set of twenty-one uniform, polished sticks shaped like cigarillos (a-u). Small, rectangular piece of inlaid abalone shell on one (a); one is split but secured with nail (b). Faint bands in black and red drawn around the centre of many.

A plain brown wood ladle with a deep bowl and a rounded bottom and a handle that is flat on the interior and rounded on the exterior. The bowl is darker than the handle.

Painted wooden bird mask. The mask is a natural colour with a large protruding beak. Hinged by a wooden peg on either side, the lower beak opens and closes. The inside of the lower beak is painted red. The tip of the upper beak shows traces of yellow paint. The area surrounding the eye shows traces of green or blue paint. The eyes are oval and yellow with black round centres outlined in red. There is a back border around the rear edge of the mask.

Vertically rectangular wood piece. Abalone bird design with human arms and legs. Plain face has oval abalone shell inlaid eyes surrounded by a tapering black oval and a blue area, a black beak that is red down the middle, and an open red mouth showing one oval abalone shell inlaid tooth. The red limbs are bent togehter with two vertically rectangular abalone shell inlaid pieces in between. Red all around and bordered by square shale inlaid pieces around the sides and the top.