Nine (9) ledgers generated by the Golden Pheasant Cafe in Portland, Or., a Chinese restaurant, circa 1930-1934. Ledgers contain brush-written entries in Chinese relating to the operation of the restaurant, including payroll, names of workers, and food purchased. Also includes: three (3) boxes of envelopes possibly used at the Golden Pheasant Cafe (stamped envelopes depict the four seasons in flowers); one (1) carved stone stamp of a Chinese character, possibly jade, contained in one (1) silk-covered box (the character was not used in the restaurant ledgers but is similar); one (1) lettering brush, hair and wood, marked "Made in Beijing/Follows your heart and adjusts to your hand," possibly used in restaurant ledgers; one (1) 7th grade monthly report card of Ethel Hauskins from the Victory School, circa 1930s; four (4) books of unused sales receipts, circa 1940s-1950s; three books (3) of unused United States National Bank of Oregon Jacksonville Branch checking account deposit slips for The Warehouse Store, circa 1970s; and one (1) book of money receipts, circa 1979.