Pencil tracing of a bilaterally symmetrical design on a rectangular, transparent piece of plastic film. Face is at the centre and body extends to each end. There are remnants of adhesive tape on the right end.

Pencil tracing of a killer whale(?). Half of the whale's head is at the widest end and its bent tail fluke is at the more narrow end. The whale also has a lidded eye. There is a salmon-trout head design in the body and tail joint. Ovoid, s and u forms are featured. An inscription is written above and below the image.

Pencil tracing of a shark. It is a split design with half of the head at the widest end of the image and a bent tail fluke at the other end. Tail bends back along length of body. Ovoid and u forms are featured and the shark has a lidded eye. There is an inscription written above the image.

Pencil tracing is of raven. Raven's head is at the widest end, and tail feather tips are at the other end. Ovoid and u forms are featured. There is a repeating ovoid in wing joint. An Inscription is written above the image.

Pencil tracing of an eagle(?). Long head feather extending from the head is at one end and the wing and claw are at the other. Ovoid forms are featured. A repeating ovoid is at the wing joint. An inscription is written to the left of image.

Pencil tracing of a raven design on a rectangular piece of transparent plastic film. Design tapers toward the right, and the outer border of the left side of the image is curved. An inscription is written above the image.

Pencil drawing of a bilaterally symmetrical design on a rectangular piece of paper. Face is at centre and body extends to each end.

Paper model of a totem pole depicting (bottom to top): beaver, bird, and three watchmen. Shaded in marker with conte(?) and pencil colouring. Made of a rolled piece of paper, the ends adhered together with masking tape.

Small bentwood box with yellow cedar lid and walls and a red cedar bottom. Sides are carved and painted, in the image of a bear. Artist initials inside box and lid.

Rubbings of two whale rings. The first image is a pencil rubbing of a whale, head fin at one end and tail at the other. Ovoid and split U forms are featured. There is hatching in the centre ovoid, and has a cross-hatched background. The border is thicker at the ends. The second image is also a pencil rubbing of a whale. It is identical to the above image but larger. Inscriptions are written below the bottom image.