An intact fur skin of a small mammal, about the size and shape of a grey fox. The fur is cylindrical, still in the form of the dead animal, which has legs, tail and head still attached. The underbelly of the animal is light brown, while its uppercoat is dark.; Good

Almost complete fur skin of a small mammal, probably a fisher, Martes pennanti, a fur bearing animal which ranges throughout the Northwest Coast and the interior of Canada. The skin is cylindrical with the head, legs and tail of the creature still intact. The creature had very long front legs.; Good

Five horn spoons. Noted to be missing in 1981 and 1993 (G.Crowther).; Good

The catalogue card reads as follows, Walrus ivory object inlaid with abalone shell, representing a thunderbird. The body pierced by two vertical holes. This object was noted to be missing in 1993 (G.Crowther).; Good

A hat of woven cedar bark, inverted bowl shape. Although this hat has a location it is missing in 1993, and was noted to be missing in 1981.; Good

A small bow with round section. It is noted on the catalogue card that this bow was missing in 1981.; Good

A plain bow with flattened inner face. It is noted on the catalogue card that this bow was missing in 1981.; Good

Halibut hook with bone point.; Good

Twined cedar bark basket, flat base, out sloping sides with 2 faces outlined in false embroidery.; Good

The catalogue card bears a description of the blade obtained from the collector Commander Emmons, Chisel or adze blade of deep green mottled lighter and darker green, one lateral side shows the bottom of both grooves and the broken ridge where it was sawed from the stock piece of nephrite. The other side is smoother, shallow groove. Good