(e) a photocopy of what appears to be an invoice from
"Performance Polymers" to "Creative Arts" dated 4/27/98 showing a
shipment of 1760 unidentified units at a unit price of 2,0000 for
a total charge of $3520.00.
21. On 11 October 2000, Bergfalk filed a submission
entitled "BERGFALK CASE-IN-CHIEF" (Paper 30). The submission
consists of the following:
(a) a photocopy of what appears to be a letter to "Kent"
signed by Minda De Voto and stating that "[t]he first day you
brought your product into Tom Girl, in Breckenridge, was
February 15, 1996....I have carried the snowboard keychains ever
since";
(b) a photocopy of what appears to be an invoice to "Tom
Girl" dated 10/4/96 for 30 engraved snowboard key chains and 30
colored snowboard key chains for a total charge of 210.00 and
identifying the salesperson as "Kent";
(c) a photocopy of what appears to be an receipt dated
11/4/96 for the sale of 5 key chains by "tom girl";
(d) a photocopy of what appears to be three checks dated
11/4/96, 3/2/97, and 11/16/97, from "Tom Girl Corp." payable to
the order of Kent Bergfalk;
(e) a statement dated 5 October 2000, signed by Terry R.
Barrett and stating that he is the owner of "Rarities & Remedies"
in Breckenridge, Colorado and that on 4 November 1996 he bought
snowboard key chains for resale in his store from a person
identifying himself as Kent Bergfalk;
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