This lot features two vintage carved and painted wooden souvenir totem poles of varying sizes. The larger totem pole is designed in a traditional stacked format with a winged thunderbird-style figure at the apex. The outspread wings are separate wooden components attached to the main body. The carving includes a sequence of zoomorphic and anthropomorphic characters, such as a long-snouted creature and a human-like face at the base. It is finished in a polychrome palette of red, yellow, blue, and black over a natural wood finish. The smaller totem pole is a more whimsical souvenir piece, featuring a central figure with blue-rimmed spectacles or goggles and small green wings, decorated with yellow, red, and green paint. The base of the smaller totem pole bears a stamped mark reading Indian Lake, Ohio, identifying it as a mid-20th-century American regional souvenir. Both items are hand-carved and hand-painted. The larger totem is approximately three times the height of the smaller one.