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Ceremonial Armors for Man (<i>Dingjia</i>) and Horse

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Ceremonial Armors for Man (<i>Dingjia</i>) and Horse

Date: 18th century
Type: Ceremonial armors for man (<i>Dingjia</i>) and horse
Medium: Steel, gold, silver, velvet, satin, iron, coral, malachite, turquoise, crystal, silk, cotton, brass, pearls, marten, feathers (kingfisher), paper, lacquer
Department: Arms and Armor
Culture: Chinese
Institution: The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Object number: 36.25.2a–qq
Credit: Bequest of George C. Stone, 1935

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