Print depicting a figure holding a knife running from a bear and a dog, both with their mouths open and tongues protruding. Three other figures are pictured at the top of the image, three with knives, one with a spear, and one of the figures has fallen. Below the image is written, "Angry Bear 13/50 Jamasie 1968," and "65" is written in both bottom corners. The Canadian Eskimo Arts Council blind embossed seal is in the bottom right-hand corner.

Large figure holding antlers. Bird with long neck and head lowered in top left corner. Three brown caribou, two without antlers, one with, at right. Pencil inscription below image reads "29/50" title and artist's name in Inuit syllabics "1963". Canadian Eskimo Arts Council stamp and Cape Dorset stamp blind embossed in lower right corner.

Assemblage of humans, animals and birds with hunting theme. Two humans dressed in skins, one shown from front holding knife in one hand and skin on drying rack in other; side view of second figure holding spear in two hands. Third figure, human in animal disguise(?), standing sideways holding rectangular object with skin(?), bird at feet. Two narwhals, one at lower right and one at lower left. Three stylized animals, one with seal(?) in mouth. Inscription, in pencil, from lower left: '11/50'; artist's name; Canadian Eskimo Art Committee blind embossed stamp.

Print depicting three human figures, two of which are inverting a kayak onto two piles of stones. Above the figures are a tent and a skin drying on a stretcher. The human figures, the skin on the drying rack, and the kayak are black. The tent and stones are brown. Below the image is written, "Caching the Kayak 48/50," the artist's name in Inuit syllabics, and, "Jamasie 1967." The Canadian Eskimo Arts Council blind embossed stamp is in the bottom right-hand corner.

Print depicting two birds facing away from each other: the bird on the left is about to take flight, and the bird on the right is facing away from the viewer. Both birds are rendered in brown with speckled bodies and darker wings. The inscription below the image reads, "73 Levilevilaa 31/50 Kananginak 1967" with the name of the artist written in Inuit syllabics. The Canadian Eskimo Arts Council's blind embossed stamp is in the bottom right-hand corner.

Print depicting a standing woman clothed in traditional Inuit style with a child's face in her parka hood. She is holding a fish in one hand and a scraper in the other. Two dogs flank the woman, standing on their hind legs. An inscription below the image reads, "67," "Woman with Dogs" and "4/50; Pitseolak 1967."

Print depicting a walrus/bird creature. There is a harpoon pointed towards the walrus head with two floats attached, and there are two bird heads with open beaks emerging from the back of the creature, one consuming a fish. The name of the artist is handwritten in pencil at the lower right edge, "32/50" is written at the lower left edge, and the Canadian Eskimo Art Council stamp is blind embossed at the edge on the lower right.

Stylized representations of Inuit seasonal activities. Winter: landscape with igloos, stars across top with triangular design; shaman's tent at top left; large sled at top right; dog sled with two men at bottom left. At bottom on right summer: landscape with three flowers, dog, three ducks on water, fish skeleton. Names of artist and printmaker in Inuit syllabics, Cape Dorset stylized red igloo seal in lower corner on left. Pencil inscription below image from side on left: "The seasons lithograph 16/50 Dorset 1976 Pudlo." Canadian Arts Council's blind embossed stamp in lower corner on right.

Print depicting three rows of images: the top row is of two tents, each surrounded by rocks at the base; the second row has five front-facing figures in traditional Inuit dress, and the bottom row depicts two boats. The name of the printmaker is printed in Inuit syllabics along with the Cape Dorset stylized red igloo seal. Below the image is written, "Inuit Umiagik Lithograph 32/50 Dorset 1976 Jamasie," with the name of the artist written in Inuit syllabics. The Canadian Eskimo Arts Council and Cape Dorset Cooperative blind embossed stamp is in the lower right-hand corner.

A pipe with a case (part b). The pipe is wooden with a bird motif (tiki), spirals, and double spirals around plain eyes, corners of the mouth, abd along the sides, and the bottom with a plain tongue protruding. A chevron pattern is along the stem up to the silver bands. The silver is engraved with flowers along the rim, and the centre of the stem. The stem is loose with the rest of the stem being of orange (resin?). The bands on the stem have the letters "ller" and three symbols: an anchor, an "s", and a lion. Underneath the symbols, there is the word "kia-ora". The end of the stem has teeth marks, mostly on the underside. The case is brown leather, made in Vienna. It has a brass frame with hinges. The inside is red valour, and has the words, 'Sterling silver mounts', and a red bird emblem with the letters 'KK' on one side.