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    See family businesses oversize

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    Oversize mounted photos approximately mid 1960s of F. Suie One Co. goods and interiors, and See family members working. Also some loose photos of F. Sui One Co. and the Los Angeles Chinatown area, advertising, and a large roll of F. See On wrapping paper. 

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    See family businesses

    Manuscripts

    Photos of F. Suie One store interiors and imported furniture and goods, and several letters from Milton (Ming) See and his wife Sunny while they were on buying trips to Hong Kong for the store. Also includes a sample of F. See On wrapping paper, and tax receipts and oil amd gas leases for various properties owned by the See family.  

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    Textbooks, 1928

    Manuscripts

    Textbook of One Thousand Characters for Townspeople, volumes 1-4.

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    Manuscript plays

    Manuscripts

    Two handwritten actor's sides of plays providing lines for one character as well as prompts of preceding lines of dialogue of other characters.

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    F. Suie One Co

    Manuscripts

    Business documents, photos, publicity, and other items related to the F. Suie One Co., the See family's import and antiques business. Includes business cards, receipts, tax documents, business licenses, vendor correspondence, and press for the import business and subsequent store locations in Los Angeles Chinatown and Pasadena. Also includes lists of paper sons working for the business: Chinese immigrant boys prevented from entering the United States by the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882, who purchased fraudulent documentation claiming relationships to Chinese Americans, which enabled them to enter the country. There is also a small amount of material related to the SeeMar Furniture Manufacturing Company, owned by Ray and Bennie See. 

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    Chinese magazines

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    Issues of Chinese magazines, including Chinatown News, Gum Saan Journal, The Chinese Student, Chinese News, Chinese Digest, and Chinese Awareness. 

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