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MIS 00017 |
Cultural Revolution Mango under Glass Dome with Clear Base This is perhaps one of the strangest objects to come out of the Cultural Revolution in China. In August 1968 Chairman Mao was presented with Mangos, which he then redistributed to various teams in Beijing. Rather than consume these sacred mangos, they were preserved. And since the actual mangos could not be preserved indefinitely, wax mangos were made and placed under glass as one way to remember this wonderful gift from Chairman Mao. Mangos also showed up on pins along with Chairman Mao, on propaganda posters, and on signs to name a few. Price: US $800 more.... Location: Beijing, China |
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MIS 00041 |
Cultural Revolution Mango under Round Glass Dome This is perhaps one of the strangest objects to come out of the Cultural Revolution in China. In August 1968 Chairman Mao was presented with Mangos, which he then redistributed to various teams in Beijing. Rather than consume these sacred mangos, they were preserved. And since the actual mangos could not be preserved indefinitely, wax mangos were made and placed under glass as one way to remember this wonderful gift from Chairman Mao. Mangos also showed up on pins along with Chairman Mao, on propaganda posters, and on signs to name a few. Price: US $800 more.... Location: Beijing, China |
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MIS 00021 |
Reproduction Cultural Revolution Mango under Round Glass Dome
This is perhaps one of the strangest objects to come out of the Cultural Revolution in China. In August 1968 Chairman Mao was
presented with Mangos, which he then redistributed to various teams in Beijing. Rather than consume these sacred mangos, they were
preserved. And since the actual mangos could not be preserved indefinitely, wax mangos were made and placed under glass as one way
to remember this wonderful gift from Chairman Mao. Mangos also showed up on pins along with Chairman Mao, on propaganda posters, and
on signs to name a few.
Price: US $200 more.... Location: Beijing, China |
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Mirror with Stand from Cultural Revolution
This is a great item from the Cultural Revolution in China. The front carries the greeting,
'Long Live Chairman Mao!', 'Long Live the People!' at the top of the mirror. The reverse of the mirror has red paper (slightly faded at the edges) under glass
with a quotation from Chairman Mao that states, 'The force at the core leading our cause forward is the Chinese
Communist Party. The theoretical basis guiding our thinking is Marxism-Leninism.'
Price: Location: Beijing, China |
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Cultural Revolution Round Mirror
This is quite an unusual mirror in the fact it is made from plastic rather than steel. It is small enough to be used as a traveling mirror or kept in an office desk. The reverse side has a very colorful quote from Chairman Mao.
Price: US $40
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Location: Beijing, China |
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MIS 00039 |
Silver Relief Chairman Mao Portrait
This silver relief of Chairman Mao exhibits exquisite detail and fine craftsmanship. The silver has been hammered very thin and shows all details on both sides.
Price: US $600
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Beijing, China |
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BOX 00017 |
Cultural Revolution Tea Tin
This is a fine example how small amounts of tea were stored for use at work or on a short trip. This tin has remained in very good condition despite its age and use. The paint remains nearly completely intact with very few scratches and an appropriate scene of tea harvesting by farmers sporting Mao style jackets and Mao pins.
Price: US $30 more.... Location: Beijing, China |
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Cultural Revolution Tea Tin
This is a fine example how small amounts of tea were stored for use at work or on a short trip. This tin has remained in very good condition despite its age and use. The paint remains nearly completely intact with very few scratches.
Price: US $35
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Beijing, China |
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MIS 00019 |
Very Unusual Hand Carved Coconut Shell
This certainly must be one of the oddest items to be produced during the Cultural Revolution - a coconut shell that has a quotation from Chairman Mao and palm trees carved onto the surface.
Price: US $85
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Location: Beijing, China |
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PLA Soldier's Bowl This is a fantastically unusual bowl and case carried by soldiers of the People's Liberation Army (PLA) while out in the field. Price: US $110 more.... Location: Beijing, China |
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MIS 00022 |
Pair of Children's Tambourines
This children's toy is typical of the items produced at the end of the Cultural Revolution and immediately thereafter.
Price: US $45
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Location: Beijing, China |