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PLATE 139
Gaming implements and paintbrushes. Top, left to right: Counting board coUected at Yakutat by George T, Emmons before 1888;
scale in inches and centimeters (AMNH E/2760), Paintbrushes in a skin case, coUected by Emmons at Yakutat before 1888 (AMNH
E/939 A, B; neg. No. 323374). Bone disk, 2^/^ inches in diameter, for a top used in gambling games, coUected by Emmons at Yakutat
before 1909 (TBM/WSM 1865). Bottom, Wooden chessmen or checkers, stained red, and evidently belonging to two or more sets;
coUected by WiUiam S. Libbey at Yakutat in 1886; scale in centimeters and inches (PU 5166 A, PU 5166).