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Receipt from Salon Chán Chán

Media
fragment of a receipt in spanish
Description
A receipt from Salon Chán Chán, likely from sometime in the 1950s.
Creator
Salon Chán Chán
Publisher
Made available by Clarissa Kunizaki
Date
1950s
Rights
Permissions granted via Kunizaki family
Format
Receipt
Language
Spanish
Type
Document
Appears in
A Chinese Latino Migration Archive › A Chinese-Ecuadorian Family History
A Chinese-Latino Food Tour › A Chinese-Ecuadorian Family History
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