Pastry shops
“La Colonia”
This cafe and cake shop (cafe y dulcería) issued a lilac on pink 50c note[image needed].
“La Condal” 
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total value |
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| 5c | A | includes number 0078 (amusingly, this has "revalidated" (rebalidado) on the reverse | ||||
| 10c | B | |||||
| 20c | C | includes number 0061 |
A sweet, pastry and coffee shop run by J. Forns, S. en C. at Avenida 5 de Mayo 40. The notes have an advertisement for the Zapatería del Elefante shoeshop at Avenida J. M. Pino Suárez 14 on the reverse.
A branch of the Zapatería del Elefante in avenida Isabel la Católica 14, in 1915
La Granja
This pastry and cake shop is mentioned in July 1915 as having issued valesEl Combate, Tomo I, Núm. 20, 7 July 1915. It was situated at 1a Bolivar 16 and in December 1916 owned by Ventura AramendiaEl Gladiador, 9 December 1916.
Dulcería “La Moderna”
This dulcería was situated at 5a calle de Bolivar 44 and run by José Balsells.
"La Primavera"
This "proof of purchase" is more like a Green Shield trading stamp. It has a face value of 50c and once the holder has collected $30 they will receive $1 in money.
Dulcería y Pastelería “La Victoria”
This was located at Avenida Pino Suárez 34 and run by Pedro Paytuvi.
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total value |
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| 25c | includes number 465 | ||||
| 50c | includes number 484 |