Flat crescent-shaped gorget engraved with American eagle with branch in right claw and arrows in left claw. Banner in eagle’s beak with words. Twelve stars surround eagle’s head. Two holes in upper edges through which beaded necklace is secured. Beads are mainly red with white beads interspersed and one blue bead at centre back. Maker’s mark in rectangular cartouche.

Full, curved convex gorget. Two rings at back with domed covers on front. Engraved design of two squirrels facing each other, with bow and three arrows underneath. Maker’s mark stamped between squirrels.

Crescent-shaped convex gorget. Engraved eagle with wings spread. Border of zigzag line within double lines. Two holes at top. Maker’s mark stamped beside eagle’s claws.

Circular gorget decorated on the convex side with engraved bear and First Nations head. Lines engraved around edge. Double line inside. There are two holes punched on the upper portion. Maker’s mark stamped in cartouche.

Crescent-shaped gorget with rolled edge and a hole at each upper edge for suspension. There is a British coat-of-arms engraved on the centre front. Also engraved on the front are the words “ Dieu et mon droit. Honi soit qui mal y pense.” HB is engraved on the back.

Crescent-shaped gorget with an engraved crown at the centre. There is a hole at the top of each side. Close to the right hand hole is a stamp of a star, and maker’s mark in a square cartouche.

Crescent-shaped silver convex gorget with engraved design on front and original rings for attachment on back. Leather thong attached, strung with two cobalt blue, four sky blue and two red and black glass beads. Maker’s mark stamped in cartouche.

Property of the National Park Service, see ANCS data base, Burke Museum

Property of the National Park Service, see ANCS data base, Burke Museum

Property of the National Park Service, see ANCS data base, Burke Museum