REPLACEMENT CARD: INFORMATION COPIED FROM LEDGER,AUGUST,1983. "USED ALL OVER S.W. ALASKA. DUG OUT FROM ONE PIECE OF WOOD."No catalog card found in card file

Small flat-bottomed boat, with outboard motor attached at back end, is made of balsa wood. Two bench seats have scalloped back rests.

Model boat in a glass and wood case. The boat is enclosed and has eight protruding oars on either side. There are thirteen small windows on either side; every other window has a slightly protruding cannon. The front of the boat has a protruding dragon head with open mouth and long whiskers; an anchor also comes from the front of the boat beneath the head. The rear of the boat has two protruding fins in line with the sides of the boat; in between the fins is a rudder. The top of the boat is domed and decorated with an engraved hexagon pattern; each hexagon has central area painted gold and metal spike protrude from the centres and corners of most hexagons. Two flag poles protrude from the top, one at the centre and on near the head. The flags are red with gold characters painted on them. The boat is resting on four wooden legs.

Rectangular-shaped boat (part a) and sail (part b). Boat base is made up of fourteen long wooden rods that are linked together with grass stitching. On either side of the boat are long and flared rods that are shorter on one end and extend past the length of the boat on the other. They curve upwards to a sharp and tapered point. The mast (part b) is inserted into a square piece in the centre of the boat and attached to it, is a rectangular-shaped, woven grass sail.

Miniature red boat. Boat is constructed from paper affixed to a simple bamboo frame. Boat has a canopy of red flowered paper, four red paper pennants, and side rails running the length of the boat with hanging paper fringes.