Wooden model of canoe with slightly elongated prow and stern, both of which have been painted in green.; Good

Spoon of mountain-goat horn with an elaborately carved handle. The humanoid at the tip of the handle has a frog clasped to its chest, with their tongues joined. This figure is standing on an abalone inlaid headdress of a humanoid/bird creature.; Good

A dentalium necklace. On the catalogue card a note from the donor is the only description, The beads are of the type used by the Hudson Bay Company in their trading days on the coast. I had to string them with thread, not having any old sinew ornettle-fibre but the other material was collected by my father from the Indians. My father and I have had at various times similar necklaces both from the Northern Kwakiutl and the Haida. The shell is quite common on the west coast of Vancouver Island. The necklace consists of twenty dentalium shells, two blue trade beads and eighteen small red glass beads.; Good

Small copper shield in the characteristic shape with a T-shaped ridge. Has holes at both the top and the bottom.; Good

Eleven dentalium shells of standard length and colour that have been strung together, probably by Ridgeway or the museum.; Good

Two dark blue old trade beads.; Good

Broken fragment of a panel pipe bearing nonsensical creatures. The uppermost creature has a large toothy mouth, a rudimentary fin and its blowhole forms the pipe bowl, its fish-like body extends towards the mouthpiece. Below another creature, with unusual rounded eyes and a long thin tongue, appears to lack a body. The feathered back and long fingered arms and legs of a broken creature extends along the base of the pipe fragment. This pipe could possibly be the work of the Haida artist known as Long Fingers due to this characteristic of his style.(Gillian Crowther).; Good

Small totem pole composed of an owl (possibly) at the top, a frog and a bear.

Carved whale bone bearing a bird, two creatures, a frog and a human. On the reverse the bone is incised with concentric and chevron designs which appear to have been an earlier decoration since they have been removed where the carving has tapered and shaped the bone (G.Crowther).; Good

A) Carved and painted wooden totem pole depicting an eagle, a killer whale and a frog. The pole is painted in red, green, yellow, and black. While the format of the pole is characteristic the style is not typical of the Northwest coast. However the bottom creature is reminiscent of Westcoast style masks (G.Crowther). B) Robust carved and painted wooden totem pole. The pole bears a killer whale and a bird, painted in black, red, green, blue and white. The style of carving is reminiscent of the Westcoast or Nootka (G.Crowther).; Good