The Karluk survivors on Wrangle Island, Jan. – Sept. 1914
Most of these photographs appear in Stefansson’s book, The Adventure of Wrangel Island. (12 of 17 views) [Camp at Rodgers Harbor, summer of 1914. Use full or half page as desired Use near p. 37 of MS – in circle 641] Dwelling, tent; Individual, male
The Karluk survivors on Wrangle Island, Jan. – Sept. 1914
Most of these photographs appear in Stefansson’s book, The Adventure of Wrangel Island. (11 of 17 views) [Captain Jack Hadley bringing home a seal at Waring Point Wrangell [Wrangel] Island April 1914 – in circle 643] Animal, seal; Fauna; Individual, male
The Karluk survivors on Wrangle Island, Jan. – Sept. 1914
Most of these photographs appear in Stefansson’s book, The Adventure of Wrangel Island. (10 of 17 views) [Snow house at icy Spit, Wrangell [Wrangel] inhabited march 1914 until it melted early in May 3″ single …Premier Mag. – in circle 644] Individual, male
The Karluk survivors on Wrangle Island
1-9: 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. (9 of 17 views) [Munro cutting up seal Rodgers Harbor June 1914 – stamped Peck’s Studio, Akron, Barberton – in circle 645] Individual, male; Seal
The Karluk survivors on Wrangle Island, Jan. – Sept. 1914
Most of these photographs appear in Stefansson’s book, The Adventure of Wrangel Island. (8 of 17 views) [Raising the flag to reaffirm the British right to Wrangel based on its discovery by Captain Henry Kellett of the Royal navy in 1849. Flag being hauled up by Frederick Maurer assisted by Robert Templeman, July 1, 1914 […]
Crew of Polar Bear and Inuit seamstresses
1-7: 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. (7 of 17 views) [The flag at half mast by the grave of George Malloch on Wrangell [Wrangel] Island, summer 1914 – Use half page near p. […]
The Karluk survivors on Wrangle Island
1-6: 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. (6 of 17 views) [Fred Maurer and the baby & Eskimo girl Makpek, Both the ship’s baby and the ship’s cat were fat and happy through all […]
The Karluk survivors on Wrangle Island, Jan. – Sept. 1914
Most of these photographs appear in Stefansson’s book, The Adventure of Wrangel Island. (4 of 17 views) [Maurer (Frederick W.) with the Karluk’s cat which he saved from the wreck and brought safe to his home, in Ohio after all the Wrangell [Wrangel] adventures] in circle 678] Animal, dog; Fauna; Individual, male; Ship, deck
The Karluk survivors on Wrangle Island
1-3: 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. (3 of 17 views) [Camp at Rogers Harbor Wrangel Island June 1914 – in circle 679 stamped Peck’s Studio, Akron, Barberton] Dwelling, tent; Flag; Individuals, male
The Karluk survivors on Wrangle Island
1-2: 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. (2 of 17 views) [Left to right Hadley (John) & Maurer (Frederick W.) aboard Bear enroute to Nome, Alaska Sept 1914] in circle 680 stamped Peck’s Studio, […]