Hi folks,

 

We have been offered a framed print of Treaty 8 with handwritten notes by
Fred Mecredi (possible Fort Chipewyan Chief). It has water damage, a rip in
the bottom center and damage to the brown paper on the back. It is still
readable, with some smudging to the blue ink notes. The current owners wish
to sell this artefact.

 

Questions I have are:

 

-          What is it worth? If anything.

-          Where would the original artefact be?

-          Who was Fred Mecredi? Do handwritten notes add value?

-          Is this item Treaty 8?

-          Is this item worth conserving? Repairing the damage? 

 

This item on offer does not photograph well, but I do have some images taken
of it. We have already notified the prospective donor that they should be
offering it to the Fort Chipewyan Museum first. But, we do need to have some
idea of what they “actually” have versus what they “claim” to have. 

 

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