The DeOcampo Children Learning to Drive their Family Tractor in Aromas, CA

From left to right: Paul "Skippy" Tabalan DeOcampo with his children Antoinette Yvonne DeOcampo-Lechtenberg, Veronica Hernandez, and Paul Jr. sitting on a tractor at the DeOcampo farm in Aromas.

Unidentified

April 1968

Antoinette Yvonne DeOcampo-Lechtenberg

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3.5 x 3.5 inches

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DEO.2021.70

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