Pencil drawing on white paper, illustrating, from left to right: killer whale, sea urchin, and sea otter in Northwest Coast style design. Tape is attached at all four corners. Inscription above and below image.

Pencil tracing of a bilaterally symmetrical beaver design. The face is in the centre, the body extends to both ends of the rectangular, transparent piece of plastic film. Inscription written underneath image.

Pencil tracing of a bilaterally symmetrical sea monster on a rectangular, transparent piece of plastic film. Face is at the centre and body extends to both ends. Inscription written underneath image.

Pencil drawing of a bilaterally symmetrical sea serpent. Face is at the centre and body extends to either side of drawing on a rectangular piece of paper. There are two horizontal strips of adhesive tape applied over drawing. Inscription underneath image.

Pencil tracing of two eagles, facing opposite ends of a rectangular, transparent piece of plastic film with remnants of adhesive tape on the ends. Eagles are symmetrical images. Heads of eagles touch at centre and are slightly tilted upwards. Wings and bodies extend to ends.

Pencil drawing of two eagles, facing opposite ends of a rectangular piece of paper. Eagles are symmetrical images of each other. Heads of eagles touch at centre and are slightly tilted upwards. Wings and bodies extend to ends. Inscription at right end.

Pencil tracing of two thunderbirds facing opposite ends of a rectangular, transparent piece of plastic film. Thunderbirds are symmetrical images of each other. Heads of thunderbirds touch at the centre and are slightly tilted upwards. Wings and bodies extend to each end. Inscription underneath image.

Pencil tracing of two wolves on a rectangular, transparent piece of plastic film. Wolves are symmetrical images of each other. Wolves face each other at centre and their bodies extend to ends of plastic film. Inscription under the image.

Pencil drawing of two wolves, facing the centre of a rectangular piece of paper with light blue horizontal and vertical lines. Wolves are symmetrical images. Heads of wolves are in the centre and the bodies extend to each end. There is adhesive tape on top of the image and on both ends. There is an inscription underneath that reads: "6 1/2" x 1" WOLF."

Pencil drawing of a wolf on one half of the rectangular piece of paper. Wolf's head is facing the centre of the paper and the body extends to the left end.