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A letter from Eileen Chang to C.T. Hsia, 1969. In this letter dated October 13, Eileen Chang assists Hsia to answer questions about cigarette brands from early 1900s in China. She also recommended her friend Yao Ke. The envelope has USPS 10 cents-airmail stamp with dated stamp of 14 Oct 1969 Berkeley, CA. is addressed to "Professor C.T. Hsia, 415 West 115th St., New York, N.Y. 10025" from address "Chang, 2025 Durant Av., Apt. 307, Berkeley, Calif. 94704." 張愛玲寄給夏志清的信,1969. 這封信註明10月13日寫的. 張愛玲幫夏志清回答一些民初香菸牌子的問題. 並推薦朋友姚克. 信封上有十分錢的空運郵票, 郵政戳印日期為1969年10月14日加州柏克萊, 並有收件人地址"Professor C.T. Hsia, 415 West 115th St., New York, N.Y. 10025" 及寄件人地址"Chang, 2025 Durant Av., Apt. 307, Berkeley, Calif. 94704."
Type
text
Format
1 p. 28 x 22 cm. + 1 envelope letters (correspondence)
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