This 13' 10" First Nation canoe was built in Eastern Canada, age and location unknown. The hull is slightly lighter and the planking is not as carefully matched but the workmanship is very good. The original rawhide seats were replaced with conventional webbing and in the rebuilding process the keel was left off. The hull is a nice shape and with a width of 34" the canoe should be good for freestyle and solo canoeing. The original light aluminum stem bands were replaced with bronze bands salvaged from an old canoe.