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Iceberg Bay, near the mouth of Nass River

• J-00959
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• [ca. 1879]

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

Ike [Isaac] Oppenheimer. [man in light coat on left] Oppenheimer's Mule Train, Barkerville, Cariboo

• C-08171
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• [ca. 1868]

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

[In pencil] Indians encamped on the Fraser River. [In ink] Harrison River Indians encamped on the Fraser River - May 24th 1869.

• J-00918
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• 1868

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

Indenture between Allan T. Robinson, John B. Robinson and Frederick Dally. Victoria

• MS-2443.6.1
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• 28 Mar 1864

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

Indian canoes - Chinook shape - Vancouver Island. Belonging to the invited visitors to the great Potlach [potlatch].

• C-09273
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• [1866-1870]

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

Indian canoes (chinook shape) from the west coast of Vancouver Island, assembled by invitation in Victoria Harbour on the occasion of a great Indian Potlash [sic] - or giving away feast by the Songish tribe of Indians, who give.....

• H-05399
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• 1866-1870

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

Indian Chief buried in his canoe, others in boxes above. San Juan Island. (The disputed island.)

• C-09280
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• [1866-1870]

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

Indian Chiefs B.C.

• B-03803
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• [ca. 1870]

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

Indian Chiefs Grave (near Lytton). Indian Chiefs grave near Lytton, Fraser River, the figures are dressed up and painted, with a well made (European) kettle, punctured to prevent stealing & the skins of two of his horses for use in the happy hunting grounds - no white man there!!! (see back)....

• J-00933
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• 1866-1870

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

Indian chiefs grave near Yale on the Fraser River. Brit. Columbia. No. 40.

• J-00936
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• 1866-1870

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

Indian Chiefs Mausoleum at Yale, Fraser River, a great fisherman who was drowned when trying to land an enormous salmon.

• C-09276
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• [1866-1870]

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

Indian chiefs [sic] grave amongst the goodly cedars of the primeval forrest [sic], the body wrapped in blankets and placed in the canoe which is resting in a slanting position against the branch of a tree - another body in a square box above it - when the body is too large for the box the legs and arms are doubled up the lid is then jumped upon until it is closed as much as can be, then bound round with withes. F.D.

• J-00925
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• 1866-1870

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

Indian Chiefs [sic] Tomb and painted face Monument. Fraser River. One of the chiefs [sic] wives was dying gradually and willingly in a lean to shed at the back of the tomb. Indian chiefs [sic] tomb and effigy opposite New Westminster. Fraser River, British Columbia, 1868. No. 32....

• J-00932
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• 1868

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

Indian Chiefs tomb and effigy. Fraser River, opposite New Westminster. His wife dying of hunger and starvation at the back of the shed."

• C-09274
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• [1866-1870]

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

Indian distribution feast, or potlach [potlatch]. Bales of blankets, and fifteen hundred dollars were given away by different individuals to my knowledge.

• C-09284
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• [1866-1870]

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

Indian gathering, Thompson River

• D-07272
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• [1866-1870]

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

Indian Grave three carvings to the memory of a man, his wife and papoose. Comox North East Coast Vancouver Island.

• J-00915
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• 1866-1870

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

Indian graves. Shewing the offerings to the dead - with the idea that their worldly goods will be useful to the departed in the happy hunting grounds - "No white men there"!!

• C-09275
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• 1866-1870

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

Indian Group Lytton B.C.

• G-04277
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• [1866-1870]

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

Indian group, Fraser River. Tyhee Sizeanjute, Chief of the Bonaparte Tribe, wife, etc.

• F-08532
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• [1866-1870]

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

Indian house. Songish [Songhees] Rancherie. Victoria V.I. [Vancouver Island].

• J-00939
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• 1866-1870

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

Indian huts and shelter tents amongst the pine tree stumps of "Stump City" alias New Westminster, Fraser River. B. Col. Ooolachins, or Candle Fish drying. Indian children squatting. Savage Indian who came out with his gun and threatened to shoot me if I did not clear out. [In pencil]: Indians encamped at New Westminster. No. 51

• I-66560
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• 1866-1870

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

Indian Lodge. Fraser River. B. Columbia

• J-00930
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• 1866-1870

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

Indian lodge Victoria Harbour. [Songhees village] These huts are built of slabs of cedar wood, which is durable and splits easily.

• J-00938
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• 1866-1870

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

Indian monumental carvings and totems with dressed figures in front of the Chiefs lodges at Comox

• C-09293
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• [1866-1870]

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

Indian monumental carvings at Comox, Vancouver Island, B.C.

• C-09281
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• [1866-1870]

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

Indian Potach [sic] at the Songish [Songhees] Indian Village, Victoria Harbour. V.I. [On reverse in ink ]:Indian Potlach [potlatch] or "Great Distribution Feast" at the Songish Indian village Victoria Harbour Vancouver Island. [In pencil]: When hundreds of blankets, and many....

• J-00926
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Part of Frederick Dally fonds

Indian ranches at Burrards [Burrard] Inlet.

• C-09568
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• [1866-1870]

Part of Frederick Dally fonds

Indian Salmon Caches at Yale British Columbia shewing a double pointed spear, primitive ladder, salmon net, and the Indians with their shirts out of their trousers, which is the prevaling [sic] fashion amongst them.

• H-05628
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Part of Frederick Dally fonds

Indian Salmon Weir, Cowichan River, V.I. [Vancouver Island] (Front view)

• C-09278
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• [1866-1870]

Part of Frederick Dally fonds