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Indian Rock Carving of The Pacific Northwest by Edward Meade, Gray's Publishing, Sidney, British Columbia, 1971

Rankin Inlet

Arlook Arluk, Figure, 1972, grey stone / John Kavin, Figure, 1973, black stone / John Kavin, Figure, 1973, black stone / John Tiktak, Standing Figure, grey stone 

Selections from Rankin Inlet - On Loan to The Winnipeg Art Gallery, from a one page exhibition checklist, no date.

inua to the inuit

artist unknown (Port Harrison), Miki (Whale Cove), Kavik (Rankin Inlet)
The Eskimo Art Collection of the Toronto-Dominion Bank, no date
thanks abi!

My ideas come from up in the air

Woman and Child, Temela Pitsiulak, green stone, ivory, and blacking, 1962 / Son leading father to die, Nakyuraq Akpaliapik, whalebone, and black insets, 1961 / Bird/Man, Iola Abraham Ikkidluak, whalebone, black insets, and graphite, 1968 / Man and woman, artist unknown, ivory, no date / Drum Dancer (detail), Peter Alooloo, whalebone, bone, gutskin, and black insets, 1962

Baffin Island, The Winnipeg Art Gallery, 1983 (post title, Lypa Pitsulak)

woodworm

examples of 'woodworm technique'
Woodcarving by Walter Sack, Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1972

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toy gun, birch plywood and rosewood, by Jim & Judy Williamson, Asheville, NC

from Fine Woodworking: Design Book Two (1150 photographs of the best work in wood by 1000 craftsmen), The Taunton Press, CT, 1979

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more from Sculpture in Wood by Ferelyth & Bill Wills, D,D,&C, Vancouver, 1975

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from Working Green Wood with PEG by Patrick Spielman, Sterling Publishing, NY, 1980

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from Pinocchio by Carlo Collodi, 1938, 1950, and 1984 editions, and an old collage-drawing of mine (from here), 2007

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Woman's comb by Luke Iqualla, Gjoa Haven, bone, c. 1974
from Inuit Arts and Crafts, Number 2, December 1984

twigs and branches

from Whittling Twigs and Branches by Chris Lubkermann, Fox Chapel Publishing, 2002 (expanded edition combining two of the author's self-published books)

wood design

Creative Wood Design by Ernst Röttger, Van Nostrand Reinhold, NY/Otto Maier Verlag, Ravensburg, 1960 (first spotted here)

du Noun

from Herve DiRosa: Robots du Noun, Centre Cultural Aragon, Oyonnax, 2009 (french language) Herve DiRosa's collaboration with Bamoun artists, Cameroon.