A small light yellow-brown square basket (part a) with a lid (part b). There are horizontal rows of blue and purple around the middle of the side of the basket (part a). The side of the basket tapers into an upright rim. The lid (part b) has a brown square line around the centre with three blue square lines surrounding it. Two horizontal brown rows go around the side of the lid (part b).

A small circular basketry woven mat with a three-curved-triangular dark brown swirl within and an orange centre. The middle is surrounded by a light brown circular line, and the rim has a dark brown background with alternating red and light brown geometric swirl and swastika designs.

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.

Pencil drawing of a serpent-like creature with a an extended, barbed tongue, upright triangular spines down its back, and two clawed feet; covered with Northwest Coast style design elements.

Bilaterally symmetrical Northwest Coast style pencil drawing in grey, red and green. Ink inscription in upper right corner reads: "Highly conventional Hawk's Head carved on Haida grease bowl Q.C.I. 1880 Provincial Museum: Victoria: B.C."

Northwest coast style design of a whale with a raised tail in black, red and grey. Ink inscription underneath the image reads: "Tsimshian Design of a Killer Whale--Nass River District." Red numeral five in the upper right corner.

Northwest Coast style raven drawn with grey, green and red pencil crayon; paper with image is glued to a larger piece of paper. Ink inscription above the image reads Mythical Raven from Legend of "The Fisherman and Raven" from print in A. P. Niblack "The Tribes of Alaska and the Northwest Coast of British Columbia" 1888.

Semicircular pencil line drawing with curvilinear and geometric designs.

Bilaterally symmetrical pencil drawing of a thunderbird in the Northwest Coast style. Extensive ink inscriptions above and below the image give the title as "'Hïlunga' Thunder-Bird," and include explanatory remarks: "This design is reproduced from that appliqued in red on a dark blue blanket: the applique was held in place with dentalia shells. Later white buttons were substituted for shells." Number 4 in the upper right corner.

Pencil line drawing on onionskin-like paper of a roughly rectangular figure with zoomorphic design elements, resembles a Sisiutl.