Modified file with textured surface on both sides. One end abruptly tapering to a long point with the tip bent upward.

Modified file with textured surface both sides. Tapers abruptly at one end, to short tip which is curved upward.

Short cylinder with many small holes punched through one side of the bottom, and solid on other half. The surface of the strainer is painted black. Metal shavings(?) appear to be stuck to the strainer side of bottom.

Rectangular abstract image of a whale. Eye is in the middle and the dorsal fin is at the top along with the blow hole. Print is signed and dated on the bottom. Print is 121/295.

Silver bracelet with incised snake-like abstract design consisting of lines and cross-hatching at peaks. Artist inscription: "R Davidson 79"

Cover has a frontal image of an eagle, head facing right. Wings are outspread. Card hinges from the top. Blank interior.

Centre-opening card with a front-on facial image of a noblewoman wearing a hat with potlatch rings, and a labret in her lower lip. Interior of card has the same image. Printed with two shades of red ink: the ink inside is a deeper red than the ink on the front.

Image on front of card depicts a raven and an eagle, back to back facing outward, and joined at their tail feathers. They are encircled by a ring of stylized faces and hands. Background is red.

Printer’s trial proof for ordination invitation. Image depicts a raven in profile, facing left, with an eagle wing. Narrow, tube-like body with disproportional wing, talon and tail feathers. Colours are black and red. A black dot and 'H' type design are on the left.

Print with black border and a thinner green border within. Middle of image features two eyes. Above this are Northwest Coast design elements featuring two more eyes and several other shapes. The bottom half of the painting is dominated by a large set of teeth with red colouring between them, that terminate in a green bump containing a three pointed white shape. Edition number, title, signature and date are at the bottom in pencil. Bottom right has hand impression embossed from behind. Edition 16/111. Framed.