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Spearhead and Storage Case (清 矛頭)

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Steel gold leather copper possibly cork wood, spearhead Chinese or Mongolian; case Tibetan
Arms and Armor, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York NY, Rogers Fund 2000
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Title: Spearhead and Storage Case (清 矛頭)
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Steel gold leather copper possibly cork wood, spearhead Chinese or Mongolian; case Tibetan.

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