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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 14 (April 1905) (1905)

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inese bronze founder's used during the performance of the ancient panto- mime to create a musical noise to enliven the chief aim was to make power attractive by combin- ing it with the terrible. Ferocious mythological dance. It was a popular instrument during the Han dynasty. The one here shown is… … Temple Censer of the Ming Dynasty. Temple Bell Inlaid with Gold and Silver. A Censer of the Ming Dynasty. Metallic Mirrors 1,500 Years Old. Libation Vessels and Duck Incense Burner. SOME REMARKABLE OLD CHINESE BRONZES.

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