Open in FBI Vault (Part 74, page 136 of the PDF) Copy citation FBI 164-81, Vault Part 74 p. 136 (DB Cooper-32008), Form, dated 6 Jan 1972, serial SE 164-81-1958 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-74/pages/136
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SUB-5
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DOWNTOWN CUSTOMER'S COPY NORTH-END
1st AND MADISON 820 NE NORTHGATE WAY
SEATTLE 98104 MARSHALL'S SEATTLE 98125
MA 4-7300 EM 5-7300
( CASH SALE ) ( CHARGE SALE ) ( LAY-AWAY ) ( 40210 )
STORE ___ DATE 5/17/[71] SALESMAN ___ ACCOUNT NUMBER
SHIPPING MEMO REPAIR MEMO PURCHASE ORDER
CUSTOMER F. B. I.
ADDRESS 1015 - [guess: 2nd] [guess: Camp.]
CITY ___________________________ STATE ___ ZIP ___________
CUSTOMER'S
SIGNATURE X [illegible signature] Thank [you]
QTY. DESCRIPTION OF MERCHANDISE DATE AMOUNT DEPT.
3 30 EX E[7]/B C/L[P] [illegible] [guess: 9.00]
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[guess: No] [guess: copy]
FILM FOR PICTURES TAKEN ON NWA PLANE
DURING EXPERIENCE 1-6-72
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[illegible partial text]
. 15 .
[illegible]
9175272 = 0[illegible] 81 5
[guess: 7535270] = U 372 0[illegible] 11 0
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[guess: Sub.] S
164-81-1958
SEARCHED ______ INDEXED
SERIALIZED [guess: AM3] FILED [guess: M]
FBI — SEATTLE
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b6
b7C
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DB Cooper-32008
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Sub-file designation stamp at top of page.
Marshall's department store retail receipt (Seattle) for a cash sale. Customer listed as F.B.I. Purchase of 3 items described as 30 EX film (likely 30-exposure rolls), Ektachrome 7/B color film. Date appears to be 5/17/71 or similar. Account number 40210.
Handwritten annotation indicating that the film purchased was used for photographs taken aboard a Northwest Airlines (NWA) plane during an event on January 6, 1972. Likely refers to an FBI re-enactment or evidence-gathering exercise related to the D.B. Cooper hijacking.
Partially legible block of text/numbers, possibly phone records, account numbers, or case reference numbers. Very difficult to read due to copy quality.
FBI Seattle field office processing stamp with case file number 164-81-1958 and standard indexing/serialization markings.
FOIA exemption codes indicating redactions for personal privacy (b6) and law enforcement source information (b7C).
FBI Vault digitization reference number for the D.B. Cooper FOIA file.
Scanned photocopy of a retail receipt with handwritten annotations Some handwritten fields are difficult to read Microfiche or copy artifacts present, especially in lower portion FBI redaction exemption codes b6 and b7C visible on right margin