Thirteen interwoven stories tracing the experience of Filipino immigrants in the U.S. from the 1920s onward. The stories are narrated by Buddy, a second generation Filipino-American from Seattle.
6 cutout cardboard heads of Japanese military men- yellow with black print- 1. a lot of holes 2. some holes 3. a few holes 4. a few holes 5. no holes- brighter yellow 6. no holes- brighter yellow
Red paper mache Daruma Round figure is painted completely red except for the face which is beige with black eyebrows eyes and mustache. Around the black eyes are blue rings. Beneath the nose is a small red line. Five vertical lines run down the body…
Papier Mache Daruma Figure with Flat Gold Top. Shaped like a saki bottle with a flat top this doll is painted red and a tan face made of paper is pasted on. The features of the face are painted black triangle eyes eyebrows and a red mouth. Painted…
Small Wood Daruma Netsuke Single piece of carved wood rounded bottom and smaller rounded top with a face carved into the front. Folds of the monks dhoti are carved just above the ears. The face has large eyes a furowed brow wide nose and high cheeks…
Tabloid newspaper 28 pages front cover has pink background inset photo of illustration of Statue of Liberty and Washington Refugee Day 2-28-85 logo. Title in red square at top left: "Dat Moi"
