Reindeer herder's knife (part a) and sheath (part b). Elongated 'L' shaped sheath is comprised of two pieces of reindeer antler held together with metal nails, and topped with leather handle and strap. The antler has been elaborately engraved with interlinking circular and triangular shapes, which appear to have been filled in with ink. Knife handle is made of antler and polished wood, with similar etchings as sheath. There is a small inscription on the back of the sheath.

White-grey coloured long and curved piece of antler with braided piece of cord that ties through holes at each end. Has small rectangular sticker with an image of a black and white coloured igloo on back with the printed inscription "Eskimo Art."

A flat short tipped metal blade inset into a handle.

A one piece downward curved blade with handle.

A one piece blade with handle.

A one piece blade with a protrusion above the handle.

White-grey segment of antler with a band of green thread wrapped around one end. The opposite end has one small offshoot grown perpendicularly from the main segment of antler.

Ulu type knife with textured metal blade that is crescent shaped with a metal shank that attaches to a yellow-brown coloured handle with slightly curved edged.

An object in seven parts. Part a is a curved, white-grey section of antler with a skin strap strung from one end to the other. Part b is a white-yellow skin bag with a braided sinew string attached near the top; all seven pieces fit into the bag. Affixed within the bag is a commercial, blue and white square sticker with an image of an igloo with the words "canadian eskimo art." Parts c--f are cylindrical wooden sticks that have chisel-like bone (?) prongs attached to one end surrounded by a grey ring of antler; the sticks are also narrower at the centre than at the ends. Part g is a short, yellow-brown segment of bone with a circular indentation in its centre.

A long flat rectangular blade inset into a handle.