Accession Number

969.2.1-22

Description

22 issues of the original na-na-kwa magazine, some with/without loose title pages.

Accession Number

969.3

Description

"Pictographs" (Indian Rock Paintings) in the interior of British Columbia.

Accession Number

969.3a-b

Description

Butter print body & piston, wooden 5 1/2; returned March 24, 1970.

Accession Number

969.3a-c

Description

One glass fruit jar, almost modern, jar, lid/glass, metal ring, screw on.

Object Type

Purchased

Material

cedar

Artist

Sammy Robinson

Manufacturer

Sammy Robinson

Accession Number

969.4

Description

Yellow cedar totem pole is inside Haisla contemporary case.

Accession Number

969.5.1a-b

Description

Kitimats first gavel, 8", wood & 1 1/2 base; made and presented by Robert Drury Bateson.

GMD

Writing Accessories

Object Type

Envelope

Material

paper

Accession Number

969.5.2

Description

First air mail letter to Kitimat, 1952.

Accession Number

969.5.10

Description

Red hard cover, Saturday Evening Post Magazine.

Accession Number

969.5.11

Description

Kitimat Northern Sentinel, February 1957.

Accession Number

969.5.12a-d

Description

Four, Kitimat Northern Sentinel, August 31, 1956.

Accession Number

969.5.13

Description

"Kitimat, The First Five Years" 1958.

Accession Number

969.5.14

Description

High school opening, 1958.

Accession Number

969.5.15

Description

Stapled together: New Town of Kitimat, Fishing, Information.

Accession Number

969.5.16

Description

"Kitimat Today" 1958

Accession Number

969.5.17

Description

Kitimat Tomorrows City Today 1959.

Accession Number

969.5.18

Description

"Aluminum" 1960

Accession Number

969.5.19

Description

Itinerary Vancouver Board of Trade, 1960.

Accession Number

969.6.1-18

Description

Kitimat, Her pioneers, and indians. Clippings from Northern Sentinel and Ingot.

Accession Number

969.7

Description

Spinning wheel in very good shape & working order with two spools and 2 spools missing.

Object Type

gift

Material

stone

Accession Number

969.8.1-4

Description

Four marine fossils, from Copper River fossil beds - 2 ammonites(?) and 2 brachiopods(?) - 69.8.1(38) Teloceras cf. T. warreni McLearn Middle Bajocian, 69.8.2(13) Lilloettia sp., 69.8.4(42) unidentified, 69.8.3a-c(41) Idonearcahayeisi (Stanton)(Idonearca haguai from middle-Jurassic, Zymoetz river)