Carved female figure, sitting and holding a fish. Her fur-lined, hooded coat has engraved bands on the cuffs and bottom edge; decorated with triangles, filled with vertical lines. Similarly patterned bands across her shoulders, and extending down her back. All bands are coloured with dark brown pigment(?). She has long hair drawn back into a round bun. Facial features are finely carved. Fish has concentric circles incised across its body, and its sharp tail wraps around left side of woman. Inscription on base reads: “Made in USSR. CMH-343(?)”.

Carved male figure, sitting and drinking tea from a large cup. His long hooded coat has fur trim along the bottom edge; coat cinched at waist. Figure is hunched forward, with their elbows resting on their knees; knees spread wide. Facial features are finely carved. Inscription on base reads: “Made in USSR. T10.521.”.

Carved male figure, sitting with a fishing net across his lap; net is depicted by a cross-hatched pattern. Figure, wearing a fur-lined hooded coat, is holding a sharp tool in his raised right hand; left hand is lifting fishing net from below. Bottom left corner of net is raised, showing figures foot; four carved diamonds hanging from corner of net. Facial features are finely carved. Inscription on base reads: “Made in USSR. T10.402.”.

Reindeer carved from bone ivory.PR antler tip has broken off.

Large flat wood piece cut into a rectangle with one end shaped with a triangular point. Above, in the middle, there is an oval wood piece with the top centre cut out and the middle hollowed out so that a wood axle with wood pegs attached by sinew at each side can be attached to create a long wood lever with a point at the end, enabling it to stand upright at an angle.

Spade-shaped, brown wooden bellows with a tan-coloured suede bag affixed with metal rivets and a conical metal nozzle. On the bottom, two circular holes have been bored through the centre and the letters "M M" inscribed in red paint.

Men’s outer coat or parka of cormorant skins. The coat has a close fitting hood and is thigh length. The sleeves, hood and hem are trimmed with a band of wolverine fur. The coat consists largely of the belly skins of the birds with smaller pieces on the lower part and wherever the design requires it, like the neck and shoulder areas. The inside of the coat is lined with canvas. Throughout the coat the feathers point downward except for the hood. Below the left sleeve a piece of white fur is inserted. The front and the back each consist of six belly skins. The back of the hood is made of one belly skin. Approximately thirty entire belly skins are used throughout the whole coat. In addition smaller pieces of bird skin are used and there's a small patch of caribou skin on one arm.

Carving of a sitting male figure with a tool in his raised right hand; the cross-hatched pattern engraved on his lap represents a fishing net. Inscription on base.

Carved female figure, sitting and holding a fish. Her shirt is engraved with patterned strips of triangular designs around the cuffs, and extending across her shoulders and down her back. She has long hair drawn back into a round bun. The bottom of the figure has a hollow, cone-shaped opening in which the inscription is carved.

Geometric wood inlaid design formed on body of pipe. Bowl end of pipe is flat and shallow.