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"A very old totem at Kitmangar [Kitwanga], BC, 153 miles from Prince Rupert"

"A very old totem at Kitmangar [Kitwanga], BC, 153 miles from Prince Rupert"

D-00244
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Arctic Studio

"The lion totem of Kitwangar, BC; it seems the present Indians have no idea of its age"

"The lion totem of Kitwangar, BC; it seems the present Indians have no idea of its age"

D-00231
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Arctic Studio

"Like the leaning tower of Pisa, a group of very ancient poles at Kitwangar [Kitwanga] on th...

"Like the leaning tower of Pisa, a group of very ancient poles at Kitwangar [Kitwanga] on the Skeena River, BC."

D-00242
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Arctic Studio

"Totem poles at the Indian town of Kitwanga on the Skeena River"

"Totem poles at the Indian town of Kitwanga on the Skeena River"

D-00252
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Arctic Studio

"One of the famous totem poles of the north; issued by the Arctic Studio, Prince Rupert"

"One of the famous totem poles of the north; issued by the Arctic Studio, Prince Rupert"

D-00241
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Arctic Studio

"This totem pole stands on an eminence overlooking the station of the CNR Co. in Prince Rupe...

"This totem pole stands on an eminence overlooking the station of the CNR Co. in Prince Rupert. It is probably the finest specimen of the old-time carving on the Pacific coast. Carved for a Nishga chief named Dauk it stood in front of his lodge at Gitlakdamix on the Upper Nass River over fifty years"

D-00243
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Arctic Studio