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on the hunter's left, is plain.

The coins bear the reign marks of Tao-kuang and Hsien-feng. [1821-1850 & 1851-1861 respectively] which, together with the flint lock, suggests that the carving must be post-1851 and probably is nearer 1870.

In my experience this is the only ancestral image which depicts the calling of the deceased.

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400 on the hunter's left, is plain. The coins bear the reign marks of Tao-kuang and Hsien-feng. [1821-1850 & 1851-1861 respectively] which, together with the flint lock, suggests that the carving must be post-1851 and probably is nearer 1870. In my experience this is the only ancestral image which depicts the calling of the deceased.
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400 on the hunter's left, is plain. The coins bear the reign marks of Tao-kuang and Hsien-feng. [1821-1850 & 1851-1861 respectively] which, together with the flint lock, suggests that the carving must be post-1851 and probably is nearer 1870. In my experience this is the only ancestral image which depicts the calling of the deceased.
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on the hunter's left, is plain.

The coins bear the reign marks of Tao-kuang and Hsien-feng. [1821-1850 & 1851-1861 respectively] which, together with the flint lock, suggests that the carving must be post-1851 and probably is nearer 1870.

In my experience this is the only ancestral image which depicts the calling of the deceased.

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