Drawing on paper. Image is a light sketch in pencil of a human head, face, and neck, partially outlined in black ink. The expression drawn is quizzical, with raised brows and a partial smile. The beak of a cap over the forehead is inked, with the remaining parts of the hat in pencil only. Image is small and sits on the upper portion of the page.

Pencil drawing on paper. Image is a light sketch of a human standing and facing forward with one foot, one arm, wearing a large coat. Head is large, face is round with oversized features. Portions of the sketch have been erased particularly on face and around the hands.

Pencil and watercolour drawing on paper. On the left stands an owl with wide ears on top of his large head, small eyes, and a pointed yellow beak. Its small wings are spread; it is painted in shades of brown and light grey. Next to this image is a smaller one of an owl’s back, in similar colours. Below is a pencil sketch of a frightened owl, feet, wings and tongue extended in surprise.

Small, wooden bowl, unpainted, with almost vertical sides. Outer surface is carved all the way around in formline designs. "83 Cranmer" written on base.

Small carved bentwood dish, unpainted. All four side bulge outward and are carved with somewhat three-dimensional faces on two sides. "DCranmer 72" inscribed in base.

Rattle carved in the shape of a bird, with black paint used to show the wings, feathers, eyes and beak of a loon. The rattle was carved in two pieces, top and bottom, which are tied together in three places with string. The holes in the fourth spot are missing the string. The rattle is hollow and makes noise when moved.

Wooden panel carved with a distributive Northwest Coast design. Entire surface covered by large figure with a small almost three-dimensional figure in the centre front. Panel is unpainted; back is plain and has two hanging nails protruding. One side edge is rough and broken.

Positive die mould of a Northwest Coast salmon design. Made of a hard, green plastic or resin.