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English: EARLY BURIAL MONIES, ETC.
PHOTO H# DESCRIPTION DETAILS PRICE 5.206 Cowrie, bone Two-holes, white. Holes likely for attachment to clothing or funeral bier, 20-24mm long. Greenish cast may be from storage in bronze vessel. H1.2v, Coole 51-66 Selected with worn or polished look $ 22.50 5.230S3 Cowrie, bone & clay Set of 3 different: Bone with two-hole reverse, Bone with plain back& clay with plain back. 19-23mm tall. Exact pieces shown in photo. $ 49.50 5.386L Clamshell & Bell Lot of damaged clamshell burial cowries (three) and bell "money", broken. $ 20.00 5.604c Bell "Money" Wide, squared loop top, clapper; design. 51mm high x 54mm wide 34.45gm Long, functional clapper moves freely; bright, rich sound Coole6751-52v Very sharp, two small casting holes in top (not shown) $ 125.00 5.604d Bell "Money" Wide, squared loop top, clapper; design. 66.7mm high x 56.5mm wide 38.76gm Long, functional clapper moves freely; dull sound Coole6751-52v Very sharp, two small casting holes in top (not shown) $ 165.00 5.629 Bell / Gong (functional) Musical instrument, cow bell, etc. Loop is two posts with band of metal between, Warring States, ca. 480 BC., 72x48mm, 95gm. Small casting holes, slight bend in loop $ 85.00 5.650a Shield / Gold Cake Rough terracotta piece with flat bottom and pattern on domed top, attributed to Western Han. A.k.a. Carapace Money. 45mm, 23.86gm. $ 40.00 5.731 Ax Functional tool or weapon. Rectangular perforation for shaft locking. 83gm, 87mm $ 110.00 5.805 Arrows (crossbow) Tri-blade, fluted at bottom, bits of iron shafts inserted. Warring States period. Mostly30-40mm point plus variable tang. Ramsden #41. Found on the ÒCavalry plainsÓ of Mongolia by sheep ranchers, dated to ca.378-221 BC, and exactly the type found in the famous tomb of Shih Huang-ti. SAMPLES Shown. Available: 5.805a) Crusty, some minor chips 7.50; 5.805b) Good: Some crustiness $9.00; 5.805c) Best quality $12.50 $ 5.815 Arrows (crossbow) Tri-blade, flat sides. Mongolia area(?), ca. 200BC-200AD. Most 22-29mm long plus rusted iron tang. Ramsden #38. SAMPLES Shown. Crusty $ 10.00 5.840 Arrows with shafts Available: 5.840a) Clumped pair of long 146mm arrows with shafts. Intact $75; 5.840b) Crossbow bolt 139mm. Chips & crusty $27.50; 5.840c) Crossbow bolt 142mm, Tip missing $20 $ $20 - $75. |
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Source | ANCIENT CHINA 古錢 (CoinCoin.com). |
Author | Scott Semans |
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