Glass bead core. The piece is long and tubular, heavily covered in small hand-cut facets. The original surface is shiny, while the facets are frosted. Both ends are rough. A small, even hole is bored through the centre.

Glass bead core. The piece is long, thin and tubular, translucent on the outside with a shiny, unfaceted surface, and brown and white at the core. Both ends are rough. A small hole is bored through the centre.

Glass bead core. The piece is long and tubular, with a shiny, darkly translucent surface cut into 7 facets. One end is narrowed and hand-faceted while the other is smoothly cut but unfinished. The centre core is blue in colour A small irregular hole is bored through the centre.

Glass bead core. The piece is long and tubular, with a shiny translucent surface. The centre core is blue in colour with regular lines of white that vary in vividness. A large irregular hole is bored through the centre.

Glass bead core. The piece is long, thin and tubular, with a shiny exterior. It is mainly white in colour with lines of light purple and light grey. A wide hole is bored through the centre.

Glass bead core. The piece is long, thin and tubular, green and blue in colour with a shiny, unfaceted surface, and a small hole bored through the centre.

Rectangular wooden tray with short side walls, attached to its base by screws. Walls are straight on the outside and sloped on the interior toward the tray base. The interior base of the tray is decorated with a central incised image of a whale inside a circle, with minimal decoration in blue, black and red. To each side of the circle are similar smaller whales, four in total. The interior side walls of the tray have stylized images of painted whale eyes and fins. Rounded handles are attached to each end wall with screws. On the bottom of the tray is written in red ink, “Carved by Charles Gladstone Skidegate Mission BC 1949”