The Inuit call it an Unak. It was used for spearing seals.

This is over 100 years old, and is made of sealskin.

An old-fashioned anchor. These were used to moor off nets. A large rock was used for its weight.

This bobber is made out of cork and rope. It could have also been used as a bumper for a boat.

This plane is about 100 years old.

Once belonged to Bill Oliver and was used for carrying gun powder.

This plane was used for cutting grooves in wood, such as in the making of moldings.

This was used for measuring how much shot and powder was needed to put into a cartridge

This plane is about 100 years old.

This was used to measure out shot to put into a cartridge.

This saw was used by German carpenters who built Makkovik's first mission house in 1896

This spoon was used for pouring hot lead into molds, such as a nail mold in an anvil.

This was used to retrieve birds that had been killed over water, usually in a lake or river. It was sometimes baited and used to catch young gulls or tickle-asses for food.

This was often referred to as a Vale trap. Vale was the brand name. Leg hold traps, such as this one, are banned today. They are replaced by the more humane Conibear traps.

This is an old knife that dates back to the 1800's.

This saw was used by German carpenters who built the first mission house and church in 1896.