Model totem pole (a) with incised decoration and an eagle at the top that is carved in relief with sideways protruding wings. The pole fits with a peg onto a square platform (b) that is also of bone.

Painted miniature totem pole with three figures on a beveled base. Top figure is a bird with a grey-blue stomach that is wearing a top hat and sitting on a box with animal figures on its sides and a face on the front; middle figure is the same kind of bird, but with a white stomach; bottom figure is sitting and has grey-blue around eyes, pink mouth, grey-blue stomach, and is holding a grey, pointed object. Bottom of base has red inscription.

Painted model totem pole with a series of figures on a green base and a pointed top end. From base to top the figures are: beaver with frog extending down from its chin, small bird head facing upwards, bird with ears, frog, humanoid face with abstract design above head on pointed top section.

Print of man lying on the ground facing upwards with a woman rising from his rib. Large bird arches over the two human figures at the top of the print. Overall colours are black, and red on a white background. A handwritten inscription at the bottom of the print reads: " 85/100 Feb. 77. 'The Creation of Eve' Roy Henry Vickers Tsimshian Tribe Kitkatla B.C." There is an embossed with a circular inscription that reads: " Canadian Native Prints Limited." There is an embossed salmon design in the centre of the stamp.

Black and red design of a raven perched atop the arched back of a killer whale. Pencil inscriptions underneath imagery reads '102/150 23/4/79 Raven and Whale Roy Henry Vickers'. Embossed Canadian Native Prints Limited logo in bottom right corner.

Tall square bentwood box with black and red painted Northwest Coast stylized distributive designs. The front and back have complex designs; the sides have two sets of thinly outlined black ovoids. The box is pegged together at the side seam and on the bottom. Base is split and joined with nails. There is no lid.

Long spiral twist metal harpoon head with ten barbs. A metal looped attached to the base of the harpoon head connects the blade to a long braided sinew rope.

Dish with egg-shaped bowl and flat, fish-shaped rim. The fish is decorated with incised and painted details; eyes are inlaid shell.

Tree fungus with painting on one side. Painting appears to be the face of a sea creature in red, black, green, and white.

A small light brown wood spoon with a short angled handle. Painted with a stylized yellow, orange-red, blue, white, and black figure.