Leaving Collinson Point for Martin Point, 16 March 1914
7 Canadian Arctic Expedition (unnumbered) Leaving Collinson Point for Martin Point, 16 March 1914 Animal, dogs; Equipment, camera; Equipment; odometer; Fauna; Individual, child, Inuit; Individual, female, Inuit; Individuals, male; Sled
A stop for lunch on Barter Island, March 17, 1914
5 Canadian Arctic Expedition (unnumbered) A stop for lunch on Barter Island, March 17, 1914 (On way to Martin Point) (422) Animal, dog; Fauna; Individuals, male; Sled
Camp on the sea ice Crawford
4 Canadian Arctic Expedition (unnumbered) Camp on the sea ice Crawford, Johansen, Anderson, McConnell and Stefansson. Animal, dog; Dwelling,, tent; Fauna; Individuals, male; Sled
Coal seam on the north coast of Banks Island – discovered by Wilkins, 1916
(325) [325 March 13, 1916 Coal seam in river bank west of Cape Wrottesly]; Wilkins No.325
The camp before the log and snow covering was erected
2 Canadian Arctic Expedition (unnumbered) The camp before the log and snow covering was erected. Note the pile of large drift logs which were used for building the house and for fuel. [Bernard Harbor?] Dwelling, tent
The Karluk survivors on Wrangle Island, Jan. – Sept. 1914
Most of these photographs appear in Stefansson’s book, The Adventure of Wrangel Island. (17 of 17 views) [Maurer (Frederick W.) with first seal shot by the Karluk party on Wrangell [Wrangel], 1914] – in circle 683] Animal, seal; Gun; Individual, male
The Karluk survivors on Wrangle Island
1-16: Canadian Arctic Expedition (unnumbered) The Karluk survivors on Wrangle Island, Jan. – Sept. 1914 Most of these photographs appear in Stefansson’s book, The Adventure of Wrangel Island. (16 of 17 views) [Fred Maurer equipped for hunting – Wrangell [Wrangel] Island, spring of 1914 Use half or full page where wanted in latter half of […]
The Karluk survivors on Wrangle Island
1-15: Canadian Arctic Expedition (unnumbered) The Karluk survivors on Wrangle Island, Jan. – Sept. 1914 Most of these photographs appear in Stefansson’s book, The Adventure of Wrangel Island. (15 of 17 views) [Brady (John) on board Karluk before the wreck. – in circle 685] Individual, male
The Karluk survivors on Wrangle Island
1-14: Canadian Arctic Expedition (unnumbered) The Karluk survivors on Wrangle Island, Jan. – Sept. 1914 Most of these photographs appear in Stefansson’s book, The Adventure of Wrangel Island. (14 of 17 views) [Munro and Templeman (Robert) at Rodgers harbor – dining on sealmeat and tea. 31/2″ single rule if any …mag – in circle 642] […]
The Karluk survivors on Wrangle Island, Jan. – Sept. 1914
Most of these photographs appear in Stefansson’s book, The Adventure of Wrangel Island. (13 of 17 views) [Beach with drift wood Wrangell [Wrangel] Island – in circle 640]