The Karluk survivors on Wrangle Island, Jan. – Sept. 1914
Most of these photographs appear in Stefansson’s book, The Adventure of Wrangel Island. (1 of 17 views) [Eskimo squaw & Maurer (Frederick W.) aboard Bear enroute to Nome, Alaska Sept. 1914] in circle 681 stamped Peck’s Studio, Akron, Barberton – Individual, female, Inuit, Individual, male
Building dog stable at Collinson Point
51691 Dwelling, sod; Individual, male; Original Catalog No.51691
Mary Sachs
Mary Sachs
Schooner anchored and unloading supplies
Schooner anchored and unloading supplies [“Mary Sachs” at Cape Kellett?] 51689 (51689 envelop) 51689 Animal, dog; Fauna; Individual, male; Ship, in ice; Original Catalog No.51689
A sod hut
A sod hut 51688 (51688) 51688 Animal, dog; Dwelling, sod; Fauna; Original Catalog No.51688
Martin Kilian and the monument he built at Storkerson’s farthest
Martin Kilian and the monument he built at Storkerson’s farthest. 51683 stamped Department of Mines Geological Survey Photographic Division 51683 [“Friendly Arctic” Martin Kilian And the Monument He Built At Storkerson’s Farthest. Facing Page 697] Individual, male; Rock formation; Original Catalog No.51683
Coastal scene, snow and ice
98 51680 (98 51680) [98 March 28, 1914 A lead of open water prevented us from joining the party] Ice; Wilkins No.98; Original Catalog No.51680
Storker Storkerson
Storker Storkerson 51679 (51679 Storker Storkerson) 51679 Individual, male; Original Catalog No.51679
Two Inuit men demonstrating use of bows
Two Eskimo men demonstrating use of bows 51678 (printed on Kodak Velox postcard stock) (2 of 2 views) 51678 [361 Sept 6, 1915 Eskimo Archery.] Individual, male, Inuit; Wilkins No.361; Original Catalog No.51678