Showing items 16 - 20 of 66 for Non-Indigenous.
A canvas bag used on the Western Arctic Centennial Dogsled Mail Run March 15 to April 12, 1970. The event was made in relays from Fort Smith to Inuvik. It was part of the 1970 NWT centennial celebrations in the territory.
| Accession No. | 970.005.001 |
| Maker | Unknown |
| Culture | Non-Indigenous |
| Region | |
| Location | Mackenzie Valley |
| Date | c. 1970 |
The Gibson Girl emergency radio was used by many northern bush pilots in the post-World War II period. It featured a hand-crank and an ergonomic shape so that it could be placed between a pilot’s thighs while cranking to generate a signal. This transmitter was owned by Hank Koenen who operated a charter airline from 1949 to 1975.
| Accession No. | 2015.013.001 a |
| Maker | Bendix Aviation Limited |
| Culture | Non-Indigenous |
| Region | North Slave |
| Location | Yellowknife, Great Slave Lake |
| Date | 1941 |
A Wolf Cub uniform worn by Ben Matijon of Yellowknife from 1957 to 1959.
| Accession No. | 2015.017.001 |
| Maker | Unknown |
| Culture | Non-Indigenous |
| Region | North Slave |
| Location | Yellowknife, Great Slave Lake |
| Date | c. 1957-1959 |
Donor Pi Kennedy was an avid radio user while living at his trapping cabin at Oulton Lake, northeast of Fort Smith. This SBX-11A radio transceiver was just one of many collected by Kennedy while retired in Fort Smith.
| Accession No. | 2016.009.001 |
| Maker | Spilsbury & Tindall Ltd., Vancouver, BC |
| Culture | Non-Indigenous |
| Region | South Slave |
| Location | Fort Smith, Slave River |
| Date | c. 1977-1979 |
A jacket patch promoting the Fort Smith Dog Mushers’ Club. Donor Pi Kennedy is a well-known retired trapper and dog musher in his community.
| Accession No. | 2016.009.018 |
| Maker | Unknown |
| Culture | Non-Indigenous |
| Region | South Slave |
| Location | Fort Smith, Slave River |
| Date |
