painted on both drum surfaces with "St. Mary's , Mission City, BC" and "St. Mary's Indian School, Mission, BC"

Small, rectangular, tanned-hide bag with fringe and beaded flowers and leaves in green, red, blue, yellow, and orchid. Spot stitch technique used for attaching beads. Surface wear.

Brooklyn Museum Collection

Hide saddle bag with a long hide fringe on the ends and short fringe along the sides. The border of the bag is red felt banded in beads on top and bottom in a red and blue diamond pattern on a white background. Above the border is a zigzag beaded outline. On the body of the saddlebag are beaded diamond bursts with rawhide streamers. The saddlebag is sewn of sections of buck skin with a cut opening and short fringes along the length of the bag and long fringes along the ends.

These knee- high moccasins have a turned over flap on the top that is longer in back than front and is fringed. A separate band of hide is trimmed with beadwork and sewn down the front of the leg, overlapping the base of the foot. Another band of beadwork runs around the bottom of legging where it joins.

Gift of Appleton Sturgis

Gift of Frank K. Fairchild

This miniature scoop has a net made from hide sinew laced across the hoop. It is a model of the ice scoops used around seal holes.