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[Christensen Air Service WACO ZKS-7 aircraft and a hunting trip, Alaska, circa 1940s] (Item)

Film footage of Christensen Air Service WACO ZKS-7 aircraft and a hunting trip, Alaska, circa 1940s. The footage begins with several shots of a Christensen Air Service ZKS-7 (tail number NC2335) on the ground, in flight, and taxiing across the snow on skis. Also included are views of mountains and tundra, and shots filmed from inside the aircraft in flight. Two men are present in some scenes, one…

[People loading polar bear carcass onto ship] (Item)

Photograph of people loading a polar bear carcass onto a ship, Alaska, circa 1916-1920.

[Alaska Natives with guns and walrus carcasses] (Item)

Photographic group portrait of Alaska Natives with guns and walrus carcasses, Alaska, circa 1916-1920.

[Walruses collected during hunting expedition] (Item)

Photograph of walruses collected during a hunting expedition, Alaska, circa 1916-1920.

[Walruses collected during hunting expedition] (Item)

Photograph of walruses collected during a hunting expedition, Alaska, circa 1916-1920.

[Walruses collected during hunting expedition] (Item)

Photograph of walruses collected during a hunting expedition, Alaska, circa 1916-1920.

[Walrus collected during hunting expedition] (Item)

Photograph of a walrus collected during a hunting expedition, Alaska, circa 1916-1920.

[Man posing with walruses collected on hunting expedition] (Item)

Photograph of an unidentified man posing with walruses collected on a hunting expedition, Alaska, circa 1916-1920.