Pencil sketch divided into nine sections by curvilinear black lines. The sections show a variety of people and animals running away from logging machines.

Two storyboard-like pencil sketches on a rectangular sheet of paper. The left panel shows a person talking into a transmitter with lined spaces for text in the lower half; the upper half shows two people standing in front of buildings and a large propeller. The right panel is blank except for some lines, indecipherable words, and pencil smudges.

Pencil sketch of a person in the lower right corner of the paper, holding one hand up and one hand out. The rest of the paper has many bubbles with words and numbers inside. There is a blue ink squiggle in the upper right and black paint lines in the lower right. The back is plain except for two parallel green pencil crayon lines.

Pencil sketch of two figures on paddles. The right side shows a bear on a paddle. The left side shows a person on a paddle, with the bottom half ripped off. There are pencil smudges overall and a few black paint smudges on the left side.

Pencil sketch of a man resting his head on his hand.

Pencil sketch of a side view of a woman. Power lines, a car, and a building can be seen in the background. The drawing is in the upper left corner of a square piece of paper. The rest of the paper is blank except for a few lines and pencil smudges. Block of pencil shading on reverse.

Paper with two pencil sketches. The right sketch is a rough study of a female figure riding a paddle. The left sketch is a rough character study with a detailed female face. The lower left quadrant of the paper has been cut out, cutting off the figure on the left. A telephone number is written in black ink near the figure on the right.

Pencil drawing of two eagles facing opposite ends of a rectangular piece of paper with light blue vertical and horizontal lines. The heads of the eagles touch at centre, and body and wings extend to each end. Eagles are symmetrical images. There are inscriptions above the drawing. the inscription on the back reads: " Francis Williams 1968 (Edenshaw Design)."

Pencil drawing of a bilaterally symmetrical beaver, on a rectangular, transparent piece of plastic film. Beaver's face is in the centre and body extends to each end. There are remnants of adhesive tape on each end.

Pencil drawing of a bilaterally symmetrical beaver, drawn on a rectangular piece of paper. Beaver's face is in the centre, and body extends to each end. Two horizontal strips of adhesive tape are applied over the top of the image. There is an inscription on the back.