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Calligraphy rubbings
Cao Feng Oversea Chinese, 1989-1991
This file includes 3 issues of this journal.
Certificates
This series includes certificates, savings and war bonds, and currency.
Checklists for instruments and props
The items in this series were all located in Chan Wah-Soe's military trunk. They include his military uniform, draft card, stamps, military insignia, and correspondence. Other items are related to his involvement and interest in Cantonese opera. These materials include newspaper clippings of CMTA peformances, photographs of opera performers, handwritten information about Cantonese opera, and an opera booklet.
Chinese Letters
Includes various letters and writings from relatives written in Chinese. One letter to Poy Gum Lee (Li, Jin Pei) dated November 27th, 1947 is from his younger brother, Song Xian Pan wishing him a Merry Christmas. The letter wishes him a Merry Christmas. Another is from Kitty's godparents in Shanghai explaining how they named the children. A box of letters contains notices for monetary dues and fortune slips.
Chinese newspaper clippings
This series contains transcripts of interviews and trials; court documents; clippings from newspapers, journals, and magazines; and research and production notes.
Chinese newspapers, 1991
These files include a number of issues of a 1991 Chinese language newspaper printed in New York City.
CMTA expense lists and accounting sheets, 1938
The items in this series were all located in Chan Wah-Soe's military trunk. They include his military uniform, draft card, stamps, military insignia, and correspondence. Other items are related to his involvement and interest in Cantonese opera. These materials include newspaper clippings of CMTA peformances, photographs of opera performers, handwritten information about Cantonese opera, and an opera booklet.
Collection of songs and opera excerpts from various operas
This series consists of opera scripts and scores, mostly written in Chinese in the former case. Many of the scripts and scores are handwritten, and a number of them include a hand-drawn cover. In addition, there are vocal pieces specifically for male and female roles, lyrics, and songbooks.
Contact sheets and negatives from "The China Post", 1980-1981
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