” 284. Carved trays (From G. T. Emmons, The Chilkat Blanket, fig. 554) 273 ” 285. Designs on Tlingit armor (From photograph from specimens in the Museum of the Academy of Sciences, Leningrad) 274 ” 286. Painted tray (From G. T. Emmons, The Chilkat Blanket, fig. 558 _a_, p. 364) 275 ” 287. Painted boxes (From G. T. Emmons, The Chilkat Blanket, fig. 558, _b-d_, p. 364) 276 ” 288. Horn spoons showing carving on the back (A. M. N. H.). _a_, 16/8799 representing sea-monster, _b_, 16/8791 representing the hawk, _c_, 16/8792 representing the beaver (?), _d_, 16/8796 representing the raven, _e_, 16/8795 representing the killer-whale, _f_, 16/8798, representing the raven, _g_, 16/8794 representing dlia (?), _h_, 16/8793 representing the sun 277 ” 289. Dish of horn of big-horn-sheep representing the bear (Private Property) 278 ” 290. Mask of Kwakiutl Indians used in winter ceremonial; according to some representing fool dancer, according to others The-One-Shining-Down (After L. Adam, Nordwest-amerikanische Indianer Kunst, Pl. 19) 279 ” 291. Ancient type of Kwakiutl box (A. M. N. H. 16/8117) 281 ” 292. _a_, Food tray (A. M. N. H. 16/8215), _b_, Bucket (16/2243), Kwakiutl 282 ” 293. Small boxes (_a_, 16/2248, _b_, 16/8148), Kwakiutl 282 ” 294. Combs (A. M. N. H. _a_, 16/2299, _b_, 16/8911, _c_, 16/8180, _d_, 16/8235), Kwakiutl 282 ” 295. Bone club and sword (A. M. N. H. _a_, 16/8274, _b_, 16/971), Kwakiutl 282 ” 296. Spindle whirls, Ethnographisches Museum, Berlin, Lower Fraser River 283 ” 297. Ladle made of big-horn-sheep horn, Columbia River 283