We see shots of Unalaska, Cliff dwellers on King Island, Herschel Island, and Diomede Island (both Russian and American). In addition, there is much on whaling, hunting walrus, a dramatic image of blasting through sea ice in the Bering Sea, and gruesome shots of naval discipline. Turning to the Yukon, we see much centred on the fur trade, shots of hunting of caribou, moose, grizzly bears, and mountain sheep as well as trading posts. These were taken at Kluane Lake, the Bear Creek, the Donjak glacier, Champagne and Atlin.

There are charming portraits too: of Pedersen and his wife “dressed in their Arctic best”; Levy himself; Jimmie Scaw Yale; the famous guide Johnnie Johns; plus a number of unidentified Native Alaskans. There’s even a picture of Roald Amundsen and Pedersen together at Wainwright, Alaska. At that time Amundsen was on his 1918-25 Maud expedition and there’s also an image of the ship.