Hook with single barb hafted onto a wooden fore-shaft. The foreshaft is bound with twine which has been coated with pitch. A braided lanyard is bound onto the end of the fore-shaft.

Plain twined openwork basket with direction of stitch changing with each row; twisted cedar bark loops at each corner; wire around rim bound on by blanket stitch.

Undecorated basket. Plaited with alternating wide and narrow weft strands; base is plaited with strand of equal width. Twisted warp border with braided rim.

Rusted dagger-like blade inserted and bound between two pieces of wood to form handle.

Metal point with collar or sleeve imbedded in a squat, round-ended wooden handle.

Tall square sided bentwood box with lid (part b). The same Northwest Coast stylized designs are painted on the front and back in black and red. Rectangular box has steam bent sides. Last corner held together with wooden pegs. Sides are undecorated. The lid is slightly flared and unpainted.

Cape consisting of long shreds of alternating red and yellow cedar bark folded over at the top and fixed with a row of twine. Additional row of twining halfway down the length. The top has a band of deteriorated grey wool. Numerous eagle ? feathers tied on at intervals.

Very long shreds of golden coloured cedar bark. Twined with a series of evenly spaced horizontal rows for about half the length of the robe (using thin strips of stiffer bark). Fringe hangs loose below. Top edge folded over and secured. Series of twisted bark ties attached on top half.

Rectangular section of light-coloured tightly twined cedar bark; top edge folded over and secured with two rows of twining.

Three-strand twisted cedar bark rope.