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Walter Knott signed canceled Knott's Berry Farm Charity Fund check dated September 16, 1962, drawn on the Security First National Bank of Buena Park, California. The $50 check is payable to John Irvin Lebow.

Expected bank cancellation stamps and filing marks from normal banking use, otherwise fine condition.

Walter Knott (1889-1981) was the American entrepreneur who transformed a roadside berry stand in Buena Park, California, into the world-famous Knott's Berry Farm. Beginning with his cultivation of the Boysenberry and the success of Mrs. Knott's fried chicken restaurant, he expanded the property into one of America's earliest themed amusement parks, preserving the spirit of the Old West through attractions such as Ghost Town. Today, Knott's Berry Farm remains one of Southern California's most iconic amusement destinations and a lasting testament to Knott's entrepreneurial vision.

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