Rattan headdress; circular band done in plain weave, four rows high. Left and right sides are connected with an overhead arch. Arch has a frame of two pieces of rattan, secured to outer edges of band, with additional fibre loosely wrapping around the two pieces. Wrapped fibres form a repeating "X" pattern; ends are woven into interior of band. Groups of solid and bi-coloured feathers tied between arch's attachment points, on either side of headdress; more feathers on left side of arch.

String puppet of a drunk man character. He wears a dark brown button-up coat with a red lining and metal buttons - two on the front closure (one gold, one silver), and one gold button on each sleeve cuff. Under the coat he wears a white shirt with floral embroidery. He wears short light brown tweed-like pants that end at his calves and are rolled up at the cuff. He wears tall black boots. He has a grey moustache of adhered hair and a bald head, which is covered by a black hat with a short black rim, and red band. His face is sunken, with small deep set dark eyes and a bulbous red nose. His neck, arms, and legs are all green, and his feet are webbed with red claws. His hands, legs and face are carved with his right hand posed like it should be grasping something. Puppet is moved by a wooden control, with strings attached to head, shoulders, hands and knees.

The dye is red and black.

The paper is white. The ink is black, red, and gray.

The paper is white. The ink is black, red, and yellow.

Large painting on plywood panel. Sisiutl dance screen motif. Central sun with sisiutls inside, killer whales above and below, gold-coloured background. Blackened (fire damage) across upper section. Signed on lower left, front "Blackie Dick". Back is unpainted.

Anonymous gift.

Square bag knit with wool in a tight weave. The body of the bag is red with several vertical lines of blue and white. At the bottom corners are two tassels of red, blue and white wool. A fringe of the same decorates the front top opening of the bag. At the top corners is attached a short handle also knit and decorated like the body of the bag. Bits of feathers are caught in the bag’s weave.