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Historic Arctic Prints, art and artifacts

Captain James Cook. Explorer of the World and it's Oceans. 1728 to 1779. Portrait, Print.
HAP0001-20 		Scrimshaw carved by whalers. Carved on a Sperm Whale tooth it shows an Inuk in a kayak hunting Walrus.
HAP0002-22 		Hunting walruses in the Bering Sea on Capt Cook's third expedition. Print
HAP0002-27
16th Century Map of Svalbard with incorrect name 'Greenland'and scenes of hunting around the edges
HAP0004-09 		One of the 'Legend' carvings of an inuk fighting his spirit. by Saima Qitsualuk. Povungituk. NWT. Canada.
HAP0005-08 		Inuit soapstone carving of a figure. Cape Dorset, Canada.
HAP0006-04
Inuit Soapstone carving of a seal. Cape Dorset, Canada.
HAP0006-24 		Scrimshaw made from a sperm whale tooth shows a 19th Century sailor on a whaling ship.
HAP0006-33 		Scrimshaw made from Sperm Whale tooth by early whalers Depicts US Ship Charlotte.
HAP0007-10
19th century print of a breaching Greenland Whale being chased by a catcher boat amongst icebergs.
HAP0007-21 		19th century print of a Greenland Whale being approached by a catcher boat
HAP0007-32 		19th century print of a Greenland Whale being approached by a catcher boat
HAP0007-33
Print of an Inuk in a kayak hunting a Narwhal. Iceberg & ship in background.
HAP0007-36 		The young Nelson battles with an angry Polar Bear on a polar voyage.
HAP0010-07 		Capt John Ross's first meeting the eskimos on his expedition of 1818.
HAP0010-34
Tupilak depicting a crawling creature with tusks & large ribs and spine. Ivory. Qaanaaq. Northwest Greenland
HAP0011-15 		Tupilak depicting a creature with a huge head and very long teeth & beard. Ivory. Qaanaaq. Northwest Greenland
HAP0011-31 		Tupilak in ivory depicting a creature with a whale in its mouth. Qaanaaq. NW Greenland
HAP0012-11
Tupilak in ivory depicting a creature with a whale in its mouth. Qaanaaq. NW Greenland
HAP0012-15 		Inuit snow goggles of caribou antler, the slits prevent snow blindness. Thule Culture. Arctic Canada
HAP0012-31 		'Pilikan' an ivory talisman found on both sides of the Bering Strait, this one is Siberian. Billy Kan Story.
HAP0012-32
Tupilak depicting a creature with a smug smile and very pointed shoulders. Ivory. Qaanaaq. Greenland
HAP0013-12 		Ajagak, a game made from two pieces of seal bone & skin thong, you catch one on the other. Qaanaaq. NW Greenland
HAP0013-27 		Kakivak, an inuit fish spear made from antler, nails & sinew made to an ancient design. Canadian Arctic.
HAP0014-07
A portrait of Sir (William) Edward Parry. 1790-1855. Led several expeditions in search of the NW Passage. 1827 led expedition further North than any previous, knighted in 1828.
HAP0015-02 		Arctic Explorer W.E.Parry RN
HAP0015-04 		Inuit Family from Clyde River in traditional skin clothing. Baffin Island. NWT/Nunavut. Canada.
HAP0015-26
Parry's ships Hecla & Fury, cutting a passage to winter near Melville Peninsula.
HAP0016-03 		Engraving of Inuit in skin Umiaks. Some are wearing labrets, shell or bone worn as lip ornament. Alaska.
HAP0016-20 		Explorer John Ross meets Polar Eskimos in 1817 near Cape York. Greenland.
HAP0018-28
Inuit from Igloolik hunt caribou from kajaks. Lyon's picture for Parry's Journal. Voyage of Discovery. 1821-23
HAP0019-09 		Inuit of the Igloolik region hunting in kajaks. Lyon's picture for Parry's Journal. Voyage of Discovery. 1821-23
HAP0019-32 		An Inuit creeping into the passage of a snowhouse. Parry's Journal 1821-1823
HAP0020-07
Inuk of the Igloolik region with his skin kayak. Lyon's picture for Parry's Journal. Voyage of Discovery. 1821-23
HAP0020-17 		Inuit of the Igloolik region travel by dog sled. Lyon's picture for Parry's Journal. Voyage of Discovery. 1821-23
HAP0020-23 		Inuit of the Igloolik region build a large igloo. Lyon's picture for Parry's Journal. Voyage of Discovery. 1821-23
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Illustration from Parry's Journal 1821-23. Inuit of the Igloolik region hunting at seal's breathing holes.
HAP0021-17 		Crew of the Hekla & Fury cut a channel in the ice. Lyons illustrations for Parry's Journal. 1821-23
HAP0021-24 		Print depicting Reindeer pulling sleds across the snow. North Norway
HAP0022-17
Portrait of Captain G.S. Nares. He commanded the Alert & Discovery in 1875 in an attempt on the North Pole
HAP0023-11 		Young Nelson commanding the second boat as they fight with the walruses.
HAP0023-16 		The Whale in Melville Bay.
HAP0024-06
The sun at midnight - Franklin's Expedition 1819-1822
HAP0024-13 		Captain Lyon's sled party - Parry's Expedition 1819-18221.
HAP0024-27 		Portrait of Sir John Franklin.The search for Franklin opened a new era in Arctic Exploration.
HAP0024-34
Portrait of Sir John Franklin.1786-1847. He made 4 trips to the Arctic and mapped 3,000 miles of the coast of Arctic Canada, lost with all souls on his last expedition.
HAP0025-03 		Sledge party encampment - The search for Franklin 1848-1851. In 1850 14 ships were looking for Franklin
HAP0025-08 		Sport with sea birds among the ice cliffs - The search for Franklin 1848-1851.
HAP0025-18
A ball with the men of Kane's ship at Julianahaab. Greenland.
HAP0025-22 		Lievely Harbour, Disko Island. Greenland. The Great English Expedition 1875-1876
HAP0025-37 		Pressing on shore in Kennedy Channel. The Alert - The Great English Expedition 1875-1876.
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Pressing on shore in Kennedy Channel - The Great English Expedition 1875-1876.
HAP0026-08 		Making a resting place on a winter's night.Franklin's first expedition 1819-1822.
HAP0026-12 		Portrait of a Stone Indian. Franklin's first expedition 1819-1822.
HAP0026-24
The interior of a Cree Indian tent. Franklin's first expedition 1819-1822.
HAP0026-29 		The expedition crossing Lake Prosperous. Franklin's first expedition 1819-1822.
HAP0027-05 		Lake Marten 1820. Franklin's first expedition 1819-1822.
HAP0027-08
Winter view of Fort Enterprise. Franklin's first expedition 1819-1822.
HAP0027-17 		A Copper Indian and his daughter. Franklin's first expedition 1819-1822.
HAP0027-21 		Two Eskimo Interpretors. Franklin's first expedition 1819-1822.
HAP0027-27
Passing through Point Lata on the ice. Franklin's first expedition 1819-1822.
HAP0027-37 		Arctic Sea from Copper Mine River - midnight. Franklin's first expedition 1819-1822.
HAP0028-07 		Expedition doubling Cape Barrow 1821. Franklin's first expedition 1819-1822.
HAP0028-14
Canoes in a gale of wind at sunrise. Franklin's first expedition 1819-1822.
HAP0028-21 		Eskimoes coming towards the boats during landing. Franklin's Voyages 1825-1827
HAP0028-30 		Winter houses of eskimoes. Franklin's second expedition 1825-1827.
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Boats in a swell amongst the ice. Franklin's second expedition 1825-1827.
HAP0029-11 		Boats in a swell amongst the ice. Franklin's second expedition 1825-1827.
HAP0029-12 		Eskimo encampment on Richards Island. Franklin's second expedition 1825-1827.
HAP0029-19
Eskimo watching a seal. William Parry's voyage of Discovery 1821-1823.
HAP0029-28 		Beautifully engraved herd of Walrus on a small walrus ivory tusk. Chukotka. Siberia. Russia.
HAP0030-02 		Hunt scene of men with dogs & boomerangs hunting caribou. Walrus ivory. Chukotka. Siberia. Russia.
HAP0030-07
Soapstone carving of a hunter carrying an harpoon. Jayko Peterloosie. June 99. Pond Inlet. Nunavut. Canada.
HAP0031-05 		Soapstone carving of a woman with a baby in her amaut. Augustine Taqqaugaq.March 87 Igloolik. Nunavut. Canada.
HAP0031-17 		Sami Pahkakuppi, a birch wood bowl with a decorated handle, used for milking reindeer into. Finland.
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Sami Pahkakuppi, a birch wood bowl with a decorated handle, used for milking reindeer into. Finland.
HAP0031-23 		Metal walrus harpoon and ivory whale harpoon used by the Polar Inuit of North West Greenland.
HAP0031-30 		Sami coffee bag made from birch bark tanned reindeer hide & colourful decorations Kautokeino. N. Norway.
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Sami cup and knife, both have engravings on reindeer antler as decorations. Finland.
HAP0032-20 		Sami knife with a finely decorated reindeer antler sheath and antler on the handle. Finland.
HAP0032-24 		Fine engraving on the reindeer antler sheath of a sami knife. Finland.
HAP0032-31
Sami ribbon loom made from strips of reindeer antler and decorated on the ends. Finland.
HAP0032-37 		Map of the Arctic Ocean showing a mountain at the North Pole. Cartographer Petrus Bertius. c.1616.
HAP0033-04 		Crew of the Germania have a sledge accident. The second German Expedition to the Arctic 1868
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The Admiral Tegethoff locked into sea ice, in moonlight. 1872-1874 Austrian-Hungarian expedition under Weyprecht and Payer discovered Novaya Zemlya.
HAP0035-02 		Crew of the doomed Hansa skating on sea ice. The second German Expedition to the Arctic 1868
HAP0035-03 		Crew of the Germania encounter a polar bear in their tent whilst camping. Second German Arctic Expedition 1868
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Crew of the doomed Hansa hunting polar bear for food. Second German Arctic Expedition 1868
HAP0035-05 		Crew of the doomed Hansa with Polar bear cub tethered to an anchor. The second German Arctic Expedition 1868
HAP0035-06 		Crew of the doomed Hansa on an ice floe, with Snow Buntings and Linnets. The Second German Arctic Expedition 1868
HAP0035-07
Departure of the crew of the 'Hansa' from Friedrichstal, the Moravian Missionary station in Greenland. The Second German Arctic Expedition 1870
HAP0035-08 		Tromso 1872, where the Admiral Tegethoff took on her captain. Austrian-Hungarian expedition under Weyprecht and Payer
HAP0035-09 		Crew members and dogs from the Admiral Tegethoff. Austrian-Hungarian expedition under Weyprecht and Payer 1872-74
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Crew & dogs from the Admiral Tegethoff return from a seal hunt. Austrian-Hungarian expedition under Weyprecht and Payer 1872-74
HAP0035-11 		Clothing worn by crew member of the Admiral Tegethoff. Austrian-Hungarian expedition under Weyprecht and Payer 1872-74
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