The find from Quito is rather peculiar. The drawing is mirrorred and the arms are severed. Loose body parts are a feature most often seen on match-stick people (f.e. South-Africa, Estonia, Lithuania, Russia) but it happens sometimes to old-fashioned workmen too (Madeira).

The bottom row shows foreign influences (or import) at work. A clear example of the United Kingdom group. It's not an exact copy of the UK-sign, but the drawing has all the necessary attributes (left). Then (middle) probably Brazilian influences. And (right) a panel identical with the kind distributed in Peru. Thinking of the everlasting border disputes, did our spotters perhaps discover a back-door planted by that country ?