Cylindrical handle that has a horizontal upraised band around the upper portion and a knob at the end. Carved rounded head is a bit flat around the sides and the top. Incised with diagonal lines all around.

Pair of cylindrical pieces of wood that bulge towards the centre (a-b)

A plain natural brown wood spoon with a shallow bowl that has a distinct flat rim and comes to a pointed tip at the end and a short, wide, flat handle that is at an angle.

Half of a longitudinal, bottle-shaped, brown wood piece that is circular in cross section with a tapering neck. Along the edge of either side, there is a slim design carved. One side edge, from closest to the tapering neck down to the wider end, has a semi-oval and a u form within half of a larger split u, all of which are surrounded by a rectangular outline. The other side edge has a curvi-linear design. Unfinished (half of a whistle).

Wooden paddle with a leaf-shaped blade tapering to a point. Curvilinear lines carved in relief on handle on both sides. Painting on blade: Thunderbird motif on blade one side of paddle, Northwest Coast design on other side of blade.

Short wooden paddle with a cylindrical, horizontal handle and a leaf-shaped blade. Thunderbird, canoe and abstract design painted on one side, with "winged" canoe on the other; painted in black, green, and red. Signed "Frederick Alexcee."

Model totem pole carved of wood depicting two animal figures. The lower figure is an animal head with large round eyes, a two-triangle nose and triangular teeth. The details are emphasized through use of block engraving. The second animal figure sits on top of the first. It has a prominent forehead, round eyes and a protruding snout filled with triangle teeth. The figure is holding his arms up to his chin, his feet in front.

Miniaturized depiction of a Thunder dancer, standing upright on a rounded base. The dancer is wearing a mask, with a prominent forehead and beak-like nose, and a dance cape, which covers their back. Painted in black, red and yellow.

Bone implement carved to form a hand hold at one end. Bone has a cut through the centre and a cut at the end.

Barbed wooden shaft (b) with a tapering point at one end and a ground slate point (a) set into the other.