Pencil tracing of a killer whale. The whale's head is at the top of the paper facing left, the body continues down vertically. Ovoids and u forms are featured. There is adhesive tape on all four corners of the paper. There is an inscription written above the image.

Pencil tracing of a raven. The raven's body, leg, claw and wing tip are at the widest end of the image and the head is at the other, more narrow end. Ovoid and u forms are featured, there is also a repeating ovoid in the wing joint. There are inscriptions written above and below the image.

Pencil tracing of a raven. The raven's head is at the widest end of the image with the tail on the other more slightly narrow end. The wing of the raven is shown between the head and the tail feathers. Repeating ovoid and u forms are prominent. There is an inscription written below the image.

Pencil tracing of a Northwest Coast design element of a frog(?). Head with only one eye, a mouth and head. There is an inscription written below the image.

Pencil tracing of a killer whale? The whale has a lidded eye and its head is at the widest end of the image, and the bent tail fluke is on the other, slightly more narrow end. A salmon-trout head design is depicted in the body. Ovoid, u and split u forms are featured. There is an inscription written below the image.

Pencil tracing of a killer whale(?). Head is at the widest end, the body is in the centre and the bent tail fluke is on the slightly more narrow end. Tail fluke bends back along the body to the head. Ovoid and U forms are featured and the eye is lidded. The whale also has sharp curved teeth. There is an inscription written below the image.

Pencil tracing is of a shark. The image looks like half of a split design. Half of the head is at the widest end and the tail fluke is at the other slightly more narrow end. Ovoid forms and salmon-trout heads are featured. Sharp teeth in the sharks mouth are prominent. U and split u forms are represented in the tail and the shark's eye is lidded. There is an inscription written to the left of image.

Four pencil rubbings on one sheet of paper. Top image is a pencil rubbing of raven(?). Head of raven is at widest part of image. Ovoid, u and split u forms are shown. Cross-hatched feathers are behind the head and there is a cross-hatched background. The next image, second from top, is a pencil rubbing of raven(?). Head is at widest part of image, its leg and claw extend behind the head towards the narrow part of the image. Ovoid and split u forms featured, it also has a cross-hatched background. The third image, second from bottom, is a pencil rubbing of raven(?). Head is at widest part of image, feathers of hatching extend towards the narrow point. Ovoid and u forms are shown and there is a cross-hatched background. The last image, bottom image, is a pencil rubbing of a raven(?). Identical to the one above it. Inscriptions are written below the top two images.

Five pencil rubbings of rings. The top three are identical pencil rubbings of eagles, except for the top one has a slightly longer head feather. In all three, the head feather is at one end and the tail at the other end of the image. All three feature ovoid and split u forms. The repeating ovoid in the body is hatched, and there is cross-hatching in the background. They all have thin borders which become thicker at the ends. The other two pencil rubbings, are also identical to each other. The are pencil rubbings of raven(?). The second from the bottom is larger and has a slightly larger head feather. The head feather is on one side of the image, head is in the middle and the wing extends to the other side. Ovoids and split u forms are present. Salmon-trout head is featured in the wing. Inscriptions are written above the images, on the left margin as well as above the image which is second from the bottom.

Sheet of paper with four ring pencil rubbings. Top two pencil rubbings are of raven and moon. Both are identical except the top image is slightly larger then the other. Raven's head feather extends to one end, the wing and tail feather extend to the other. Ovoid forms are featured. Salmon-trout head is in the wing joint. There is cross-hatching in the background, and they both have a thin border which is thicker at the ends. The bottom two images, also of raven and moon are also similar. Both have the head feather extend to one end and the wing and claw extend to the other. Ovoid and split u forms are featured. Salmon-trout head is in the wing joint and there is cross-hatching in the background. Again, they both have a thin border which is thicker on the ends. There are inscriptions written below the image second from the top and also at the bottom of the page.