A plain natural brown wood spoon with a shallow bowl that has a distinct flat rim and comes to a pointed tip at the end and a short, wide, flat handle that is at an angle.

Half of a longitudinal, bottle-shaped, brown wood piece that is circular in cross section with a tapering neck. Along the edge of either side, there is a slim design carved. One side edge, from closest to the tapering neck down to the wider end, has a semi-oval and a u form within half of a larger split u, all of which are surrounded by a rectangular outline. The other side edge has a curvi-linear design. Unfinished (half of a whistle).

Two metal pieces wired together and nailed to a wood handle. Centre is painted with a red design on a cream background. Obscure motifs with one side having splotches within an oval while the other side has an irregular shape. Cedar bark hangs from either side and at the top.

Headband made of cedar bark, bound together with black string and covered with red cloth. A bundle of bark is bound at either of the longer sides. Red and yellow dotted blue cloth patch is on the inner side.

Wooden paddle with a leaf-shaped blade tapering to a point. Curvilinear lines carved in relief on handle on both sides. Painting on blade: Thunderbird motif on blade one side of paddle, Northwest Coast design on other side of blade.

Short wooden paddle with a cylindrical, horizontal handle and a leaf-shaped blade. Thunderbird, canoe and abstract design painted on one side, with "winged" canoe on the other; painted in black, green, and red. Signed "Frederick Alexcee."

Thin piece of copper metal formed in the shape of a Northwest Coast copper; small hole punched through the top.

Circular string of blue "Russian-type" faceted beads; strung on a string.

Pole with a ferruled butt. Trade mark reads: 'W.D.' Shank of point is inlaid into the shaft. Spiked with a three-sided point.

Small brown-grey clay pipe with a ribbed, cylindrical bowl that is vertically mounted at the end of a tapering stem that narrows to a small mouthpiece--half of the bowl has broken off.