Pencil drawing of a bilaterally symmetrical beaver, drawn on a rectangular piece of paper. Beaver's face is in the centre, and body extends to each end. Two horizontal strips of adhesive tape are applied over the top of the image. There is an inscription on the back.

Pencil tracing of two killer whales, facing the centre of a rectangular, transparent piece of plastic film. Killer whales are symmetrical images. Bodies extend to each end. There are remnants of adhesive tape on the left side.

Pencil drawing of two killer whales facing the centre of a rectangular, light blue-lined piece of paper. Killer whales are symmetrical images. Bodies extend to each end. There is adhesive tape applied horizontally on top of the image. There is an inscription written below image.

Pencil tracing of two thunderbirds facing opposite ends of a rectangular, transparent piece of plastic film. Thunderbirds are symmetrical images. Heads are touching each other at centre and are slightly tilted upwards. Wings and body extend to each end. There is an inscription written under the tracing. There are remnants of adhesive tape on each end and near the centre top.

Pencil tracing of two thunderbirds facing opposite ends of a transparent, rectangular piece of plastic film. Thunderbirds are symmetrical images. Heads are touching at the centre and are slightly tilted upwards. Wings and body extend to each end. There is an inscription written above the image. There are remnants of adhesive tape on both ends.

Pencil drawing of two thunderbirds facing opposite ends of a rectangular piece of blue-lined paper. Thunderbirds are symmetrical images. The heads are touching at the centre and are slightly tilted upwards. Wings and body extend to each end. Inscription written underneath image and on back of paper. Two strips of adhesive tape are applied horizontally over image.

Pencil tracing of two thunderbirds facing opposite ends of a rectangular, transparent piece of plastic film. Thunderbirds are symmetrical images. Thunderbirds heads are touching each other at centre and are tilted upwards. Wings and body extend to each end. Inscription written underneath drawing.

Pencil drawing of two thunderbirds facing opposite ends of a rectangular piece of paper. Thunderbirds are symmetrical images. The heads of the thunderbirds touch at the centre and are slightly tilted upwards. Wings and bodies extend to ends. There is adhesive tape, applied horizontally over image and on top centre area of paper. Inscription written under image.

Drum design print. Image is four figures encircled by a circle of geometric design elements. A black and red whale is shown at the bottom of the image with a red, blue, orange, and black thunderbird above that and two blue and orange lightning snakes, one on each side of the thunderbird's wings. The bird's three-feathered wings are outstretched. There is a face on the bird's chest. The bird's head is in profile and is facing to its right. The whale is in profile facing the left side. The circular border has a pattern consisting of red alternating with blue pairs of lobes separated by black dots. Edition 117/194. Huupachesath Tribe Titskyak design by: Ki-ke-in. The print is on almost square, off-white paper.

Framed print with brocade mount. Image shows a close view of a man on a raft with snow falling; in the background are trees on a hill. Overall colours are brown, white, blue, and black.