Button blanket of dark brown velvet with red cotton borders, multiple seams. A thunderbird motif is appliquéd in red fabric in the centre of the blanket, and floral and other motifs are applied around the border with buttons, pieces of abalone shell, beads, and commercially produced “rickrack” trim. Lines of glass beads go through the red portion and the brown. The backing is a patterned cotton fabric. Hand written "Tonto" in black marker on the red border; on the opposite side of the border a Griffin patch has been sewn on. A plastic tag with the name “STANLEY” has been adhered to the bottom corner.

Pair of beaded hide gloves, or gauntlets, with a fringe at the cuffs. The beaded pattern on each cuff has pink, light-pink, and red flowers with green leaves. On the top portion of each palm are three lines of beads of interchanging colours with orange. Each glove is marked D.N.S. in marker on the underside of the cuff and has a plastic tag adhered to the inside that reads “Stanley.” Both gloves are lined with a floral cotton fabric.

A chain necklace with a copper pendant in a shape of an arrow point and four faceted blue glass trade beads. The beads hang two on either side of the pendant.

Pair of smoked moosehide beaded gloves, or gauntlets. Each glove has a fringe on the outer edge and a beaded floral pattern on the top side.

Beaded band consisting of six rows of tiny glass beads. The two middle sections are red and white; two outer sections have yellow, red, black, white and blue beads. There are larger blue and black plastic beads on either end. Three small bronze bells dangle from three strings of tiny glass yellow and black beads at the looped end of the band. No button on opposite end.

Long single string necklace composed of multicoloured beads with a dark red circular string of metal beads and a large metal bell tied to the end.

Beaded choker consisting of four rows of tiny yellow, red, blue, white and black glass beads. Either end has one row of larger blue, light blue and orange plastic beads. A button and fibre loop secure the ends together.

Small black hat with colourful embroidered designs. Front of hat has a blue semi-circle flap that sticks out and is situated between two green embroidered squares with swirl designs, outlined in a light blue rectangle. Pointed orange, pink, blue and green embroidery decorates the back bottom half of the hat. Small pink pompoms line the bottom edge. The top of the hat is covered in pink wool tassles that are attached to the hat with short strings of coloured beads. There are two small green loops of wool on either side of the hat, perhaps used for ties.

Long rectangular cloth with dark blue bands above and below a series of striped bands in red, green, blue, white and yellow. Lower dark blue band is decorated with white and red beadwork in diamond pattern. Ends of sarong have colourful tassles. Paper tag with floral motif on front is attached to sarong with string and safety pin.

Elaborate dance cape representing the death of the last indigenous leader of the Inca Tupac Amaru. The form of the cape consists of a square piece of textile sewn to a half-moon piece of fabric that has a small hole to fit around the wearer’s neck. The background textile is purple. There is yellow fringe around most of the perimeter of the object. The images on the half-moon portion of the cape are ornamental. There are birds, flowers and leaves sewn into the purple background with silver, red, pink, green and yellow fibre. There are also silver and bronze-coloured sequins adorning these decorative motifs. At the top of the square portion of the cape, letters in dark purple read “Muerte de Tupac Amaru” (death of Tupac Amaru). On the left side of the title, two men have green and silver rope wrapped around them, as if they are tied up. On the right side of the title, a woman is tied with the same rope to a silver, pink, green and orange pole. Directly below the title, five men in military dress stand in a row; they wear green caps, silver jackets with red trim and gold buttons, pink pants and brown boots. They all hold yellow swords by their sides. On either side of the row of men, there are men in striped shirts riding silver and brown horses. The horses are running in opposite directions. In the lower right and lower left corners of the cape, there are two more men on horses. A green and silver rope connects each horseman to the hands and feet of the figure of Tupac Amaru, lying in the middle of the configuration of horses; he is being quartered. Tupac Amaru wears a yellow jacket, pink shirt, purple pants and light purple socks. Below the body of Tupac Amaru, there are two mirrors in embossed metal frames sewn onto the textile. The back of the cape is unlined, it is a loose weave fabric with various stitches in it. There is a piece of tape stuck to the back, it has a number written on it in blue pen.