Purchased from Rev. Edward W. Thwing; subscription of Robert C. H. Brock, 1902
Accession Lot
- Object[4,590]
- yes[4,590]
- african[1]
- asian[4,586]
- historic[1]
- mediterranean[1]
- oceanian[1]
- amulet[79]
- bridge money[5]
- bu[1]
- charm[199]
- coin[4,021]
- dirham[1]
- fals[2]
- game piece[44]
- ingot[1]
- jital[1]
- knife money[80]
- paper money[5]
- rixdollar[1]
- rupee[9]
- sen[3]
- shell money[1]
- spade coin[251]
- temple money[1]
- afghanistan[5]
- africa[1]
- algeria[1]
- algiers[1]
- anatolia[1]
- anju[92]
- armenia[1]
- asia[6]
- bengal[1]
- cambodia[2]
- canton[1]
- changwon[8]
- china[2,749]
- chuncheon[27]
- damascus[1]
- dancheon[4]
- fujian[1]
- gaeseong[96]
- ganghwa[8]
- gangwon[28]
- georgia (country)[1]
- germany[1]
- guangdong[5]
- guizhou province[4]
- gwangju[9]
- gyeonggi[1,132]
- gyeongsang[46]
- haeju[2]
- hamgyeong[19]
- hamheung[13]
- hong kong[2]
- hubei[2]
- hwanghae[2]
- india[36]
- indonesia[2]
- iwon[2]
- japan[235]
- jeolla[14]
- jiangnan[1]
- korea[1,360]
- kyushu[1]
- manipur[4]
- morocco[1]
- mysore[1]
- nagasaki[1]
- north africa[1]
- pakistan[3]
- pyeongan[92]
- rome (italy)[1]
- ryukyu islands[3]
- seoul[1,003]
- songkhla[1]
- sri lanka[2]
- sumatra[1]
- taiwan[5]
- taxila[2]
- thailand[3]
- tongyeong[37]
- turkey (country)[2]
- vietnam[195]
- xinjiang[10]
- 16th century[4]
- 19th century[17]
- akbar i[4]
- chongning[6]
- chongzhen[53]
- chunhua[3]
- chunxi[23]
- chunyou[17]
- dading[5]
- daoguang[158]
- dasong[4]
- edo period[120]
- empress gosakur[3]
- five dynasties[15]
- former shu kingdom[7]
- guangxu[235]
- han dynasty[49]
- heian[6]
- ho dynasty[5]
- hongwu[13]
- huangsong (northern song)[4]
- huangsong (southern song)[8]
- jiading[24]
- jianyan[5]
- jiaqing[129]
- jiatai[5]
- jiaxi[5]
- jiayou[6]
- jin dynasty[8]
- jingding[10]
- joseon dynasty[1,348]
- kaixi[4]
- kangxi[139]
- kingdom of chu[3]
- kingdom of min[4]
- kingdom of wu[5]
- later han dynasty[3]
- later le dynasty[30]
- later zhou dynasty[10]
- le dynasty[18]
- liao dynasty[4]
- longxing[3]
- ly dynasty[5]
- mac dynasty[8]
- meiji[34]
- ming dynasty[123]
- momoyama[3]
- nara period[6]
- nguyen dynasty[45]
- northern song dynasty[127]
- northern wei dynasty[3]
- northern zhou dynasty[3]
- qiandao[4]
- qianlong[158]
- qianyuan[8]
- qin dynasty[9]
- qing dynasty[1,491]
- qingyuan[9]
- shaoding[11]
- shaosheng[11]
- shaoxi[10]
- shaoxing[7]
- shengsong[6]
- shunzhi[150]
- song dynasty[287]
- southern ming dynasty[37]
- southern song dynasty[159]
- southern tang kindgom[4]
- southern tang kingdom[5]
- tang dynasty[60]
- tay son brothers[25]
- tay son dynasty[11]
- ten kingdoms[24]
- three kingdoms[10]
- tianqi[21]
- tiansheng[4]
- tongzhi[143]
- tran dynasty[9]
- wanli[11]
- warring states[294]
- western xia[6]
- xianchun[8]
- xiande[10]
- xianfeng[226]
- xiangfu[6]
- xin dynasty[43]
- xining[11]
- xuanhe[9]
- yongzheng[117]
- yuan dynasty[26]
- yuanfeng[9]
- yuanfu[4]
- yuanyou[9]
- zhengde[7]
- zhenghe[6]
- zhida[7]
- zhihe[4]
- zhiping[10]
- zhizheng[9]
- zhou dynasty[86]
- chefoo[1]
- dihua[2]
- edo[8]
- guangxi-fu[1]
- jiangning[9]
- jiazhou[1]
- kameido[8]
- lin'an[4]
- musashi province[9]
- shanzhou inspectorate[1]
- tonghuanshan[1]
- ushi[1]
- yarkand[2]
- yunnan-fu[4]
- zi[1]
- advisor[1]
- animals[14]
- ao fish[1]
- armored horseman[1]
- bagua[19]
- bat[6]
- benkei[5]
- big dipper[11]
- blade[1]
- boar[1]
- boxers[1]
- buddhist prayer[2]
- bull[4]
- castanets[1]
- celestial master zhang[1]
- clouds[1]
- coat of arms[1]
- coin[2]
- coral[1]
- cow[1]
- crane[2]
- crown[1]
- cypress[1]
- da ma[1]
- daikoku[15]
- daoist immortal[1]
- daoist immortals[1]
- deer[7]
- dog[1]
- doube coin[1]
- dragon[50]
- earthly branches[2]
- ebisu[4]
- ebisu.[1]
- eight trigram[1]
- eight trigrams[18]
- elephant[8]
- emblems[2]
- examination hall[1]
- fish[2]
- five poisons[3]
- flaming pearl[2]
- floral[1]
- flower[4]
- flowers[2]
- fox[1]
- fuxing[1]
- general[1]
- god of examinations[1]
- god of literature[1]
- halberd[1]
- horse[30]
- horseman[2]
- horses[1]
- ingot[3]
- jiang tai gong[1]
- jiang ziya[1]
- key[1]
- kui xing[1]
- kuixing[1]
- laozi[1]
- leiting[4]
- lingzhi[1]
- lion[7]
- lock[1]
- lozenge[1]
- lu dongbin[1]
- luxing[1]
- manjusri[1]
- marriage[1]
- melon[1]
- milky way[1]
- mitsudomoe[1]
- mon[1]
- monju[1]
- monju bosatsu[1]
- monkey[10]
- mount fuji[2]
- official[1]
- paulownia[1]
- pavilion[1]
- peach[4]
- peach tree[1]
- phoenix[17]
- pig[1]
- pine tree[1]
- poem[1]
- qilin[1]
- rabbit[1]
- rhinoceros horn[2]
- ruyi[2]
- seven stars[2]
- snake[9]
- swastika[3]
- sword[9]
- tiger[3]
- tortoise[9]
- trident[2]
- ushiwakamaru[5]
- zodiac[18]
- akbar i[5]
- aurangzeb alamgir[2]
- bayazid ii[1]
- chien tong de[2]
- duong nhat le[1]
- empress gosakur[3]
- gia long thong bao[6]
- ho han thuong[3]
- iltutmish[2]
- jahaugir[2]
- le du tong[1]
- le hien tong[17]
- le man de[6]
- le than tong[3]
- le thanh tong[1]
- le tuong duc[1]
- ly anh tong[1]
- ly cao tong[1]
- ly du tong[1]
- ly nhan tong[1]
- mac dang doanh[1]
- mac dang dung[2]
- mac phuc nguyen[2]
- mahmud ii[1]
- mas'ud ii[1]
- minh mang thong bao[13]
- muhammad iv[1]
- nguyen duc tong[1]
- nguyen hien to[14]
- nguyen hue[23]
- nguyen nhac[5]
- nguyen quang toan[7]
- nguyen thanh to[13]
- nguyen the to[6]
- rebel cam giang vuong[12]
- rebel nguyen[1]
- rebel nguyen van hue[23]
- rebel nguyen van nhac[5]
- rebel nguyen van toan[7]
- rebel nhut se[1]
- rebel su[2]
- shah alam ii[1]
- thieu tri thong bao[14]
- tran thai tong[1]
- tu duc thong bao[1]
- whou tong[1]
- aksu (city)[3]
- algiers[1]
- anhui[3]
- anju[92]
- asakusa[2]
- baoding[15]
- baoquan mint[1]
- beijing[6]
- bijie[5]
- changsha[21]
- changwon[8]
- chaojing mint[1]
- chengde[1]
- chengdu[65]
- chongqing[2]
- chuncheon[27]
- dagu[2]
- damascus[1]
- dancheon[4]
- datong garrison[3]
- delhi[3]
- dongchuan[20]
- fathpur[1]
- fujian[45]
- fuzhou[41]
- gaeseong[96]
- gansu[6]
- gongchang[4]
- guangdong[165]
- guangxi zhuang autonomous region[20]
- guangzhou[160]
- guilin[20]
- guizhou province[34]
- gwangju[9]
- haeju[2]
- hamheung[13]
- hangzhou[77]
- hebei[54]
- henan[11]
- hong prefecture[1]
- hubei[40]
- hunan[21]
- ili (prefecture)[1]
- india[5]
- iwon[2]
- japan[21]
- jiangsu[74]
- jiangxi[34]
- jianshui county[4]
- jinan[33]
- jingzhao[1]
- jizhou garrison[5]
- kaifeng[9]
- kunming[4]
- lantian[1]
- leshan[1]
- liang prefecture[1]
- linqing garrison[14]
- london[2]
- luxi county[1]
- luzhou[2]
- miyun garrison[1]
- murshidabad[1]
- nagasaki[1]
- nanchang[33]
- nanjing[12]
- pingding[1]
- prince qing hui mint[5]
- qaudabar[2]
- run[1]
- sado[1]
- seoul[1,003]
- shaan county[1]
- shaanxi[24]
- shandong[48]
- shanxi[16]
- sichuan[71]
- surat[1]
- suzhou[41]
- taiwan[3]
- taiyuan[10]
- the iron coin mint[1]
- the yingtian mint[1]
- tianjin[16]
- tokyo[10]
- tongguan district[1]
- tongyeong[37]
- uqturpan county[1]
- urumqi[2]
- vietnam[1]
- wuchang[38]
- xi'an[20]
- xiangyang[1]
- xinjiang[9]
- xuanhua garrison[10]
- yanghe garrison[2]
- yarkant county[2]
- yunnan[148]
- zhangzhou[2]
- zhejiang[83]
- yes[15]
1381 - 1410 of 4,590 Records
1381 - 1410 of 4,590 Records