| Stock
Number |
Name
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Image (click to view enlargement) |
Descriptions
and Background of the Item |
| C2178 |
Mao and his successor HuaGuoFeng
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Towards the end of Cultural Revolution, China went through
an extremely embarrassing stage whereby a useless leader was appointed
by Mao. Mao, realizing his deteriorating health problems, identified a
man named HuaGuoFeng to succeed him. Hua had little political experience
and at the time was a vice governor of HuNan province, where Mao grew
up. No one not even within Mao's circles thought of Hua as a likely candidate,
however, Hua was trusted by Mao and was appointed to be the next chairman.
Hi ...click for details |
| C2155 |
Cultural Revolution Poster - Taiwan Kids
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Titled “Letter to our Little Taiwan friends”
by the author of “Xie Cong Rong” and “Ling Yong Quan”,
this rare Cultural Revolution propaganda poster features a group of Chinese
kids getting together preparing a package to be sent to Taiwan. In this
vividly depicted image, a young pioneer kid is holding an arrow, while
another kid sewing a Chinese flag. One kid appears to be reading a letter
drafted to the little friends of Taiwan, as evidenced by the envelop one
kid is holding. The message on the ...click for details
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| C2186 |
Propaganda Poster - "Must Liberate Taiwan".
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Titled "Must Liberate Taiwan", this Chinese
propaganda poster depicts a group of people, some are Liberation Army
soldiers and others are ordinary citizens, their determined look indicated
their strong desire to take over Taiwan. Priced at 17 Chinese cents at
the time, this poster had a stamp that said "Invalidated". This
poster was developed by NanKing Chinese PLA air force and distributed
by Shanghai People's Art Publishing House. To today's date, Chinese policy
still regards Taiwan as part of ...click for details
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| C2184 |
North
Korean Propaganda Poster the Chairman
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This rare footage is a poster of the formal North Korean
Chairman Jin Re Cheng, known to the west as Chairman Kim II-sung. Backed
by the Soviet army and a personal friend of Mao, Kim II-Sung Kim Il-sung
organized the Workers' Party of Korea in October 10, 1945), and established
the regime (September 9, 1948) following the foundation of the People's
Army (February 8, 1948). Recent Chinese foreign policy had led North Korea
a less favorite ally of China, and thus any propaganda material related
...click for details |
| C2133 |
Cultural Revolution - Mao's Red Book Nanking
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We obtained this series of Cultural Revolution Mao’s
Red Book during a buying trip in NanKing, a city in Central Eastern China.
This Cultural Revolution Red book was published by the Chinese People’s
Liberation Army Main Political Division, and printed by NanKing Eastern
Wind Printing Company, Printing Company and distributed by XinHua Publishing
House in August 1968, in NanKing. In the second page of the cover, it states,
“Unite the Proletarian class From the All Around the World”.
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| C2175 |
Rare Chinese Communist 10th Summit Excerpt
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An extremely rare Chinese Communist Party Representatives
10th Summit Meeting Excerpt, this small yet colorful red books contain
picture images of political figures such as the Gang of Four, with very
unusual footages of Wang Hong Wen, Jiang Qing, Zhang Chun Qiao, Kang Sheng,
Zhou En Lai and many others who were later considered the Chinese political
criminals. It appears that certain pages may be missing, we suspect it
had to do with that the excerpt contained either languages or pictures
of ce ...click for details |
| C2188 |
Mao's Red Book - Mao's Theory Excerpt
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Rare Mao's Excerpt printed in Beijing in 1967. With
Lin Biao's prologue and what likely to be an army official's signature,
indicating the book once belonged to someone named Liu Donog Mei. Published
by People's Publishing House, Reprinted by People's Liberation Army Artillery
Division Political Office. Printed by Beijing Xin Hua Printing company.
This red book was a second edition from the original edition of 1964.
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| C2272 |
Lin
Biao's words - Mao the Great Helmsman |
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This rare red book has several places where
Lin Biao's words were prominently displayed. In late 1960s, Lin Biao rose
to power and was considered Mao's successor. This all ended abruptly when
history took a sudden turn and Mao had decided to get rid of Lin Biao. Lin
Biao and his family died from a plane crash as he and his family attempted
to escape for Soviet Union. Since then, the government ordered all political
materials containing Lin Biao's name to be turned in, however a few ...click
for details |
| C2270 |
Mao's
Red Book - Long live Mao's Theory |
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Titled Long Live with Mao's theory, this
red book was distributed internally, and contain Lin Biao's words which
says "Great Helmsman, Great Leader, Great Teacher and Great Commander.
Long Long live Chairman Mao". The red book once belonged to someone
named Li Yuan Shan, who wrote inside of the book "Forever Loyal to
Chairman Mao". In the back of this red book, a rare footage was found
featuring Lin Biao's words that said the following: "Read Mao's book,
...click for details |
| C2273 |
Mao's
Theory Excerpt Red Book |
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This Mao's excerpt has a cover which was
Lin Biao's words on it. Once owned by someone named Qu Si Yan, this red
book seems to be bought on September 10th, 1974. The book was published
in 1969, a book mark was also found at the back of the book. The red book
was published in Beijing in 1969. Size: 5.5" L by 4" W. |
| C2277 |
Mao's
Excerpt with Owner's Writing |
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This Mao's Excerpt red book was based on April,
1964 first edition, and printed by People's Liberation Army Number 7215
publishing company in March, 1971 in Guang Zhou. The red book belonged to
Li Yu Hua, as evidenced by the name in the book. Size: 5.5" by 4".
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| C2279 |
Mao's
Little Red Book - Highest Command 1 |
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We found these red books at a December buying
trip to a Beijing Second hand bookmarket. Though conditions of these red
books vary, almost everyone of them contained Lin Biao's words. Since Lin
Biao's fall from Chinese political stage in late 1960s and deemed a traitor,
any materials containing Lin Biao's words were ordered to be turned in,
making these lucky red book survivors a rare collectible. Titled Mao's Highest
Commend, this red book contains Mao's latest ...click
for details |
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Mao's
Little Red Book - Highest Command 2 |
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We found these red books at a December buying
trip to a Beijing Second hand book market. Though conditions of these red
books vary, almost everyone of them contained Lin Biao's words. Since Lin
Biao's fall from Chinese political stage in late 1960s and deemed a traitor,
any materials containing Lin Biao's words were ordered to be turned in,
making these lucky red book survivors a rare collectible. Titled Mao’s
Highest Commend, this red book was published by Tian Jin Cultural Revolut
...click
for details |
| C2283 |
Mao's
Little Red Book - Latest Command 2 |
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We found these red books at a December buying
trip to a Beijing Second hand book market. Though conditions of these red
books vary, almost every one of them contained Lin Biao's words. Since Lin
Biao's fall from Chinese political stage in late 1960s and deemed a traitor,
any materials containing Lin Biao's words were ordered to be turned in,
making these lucky red book survivors a rare collectible. Titled Mao’s
Latest Commend, this red book contains famous slogan developed by Lin Bi
...click
for details |
| C2284 |
Mao's
Little Red Book - Latest Command 3 |
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We found these red books at a December buying
trip to a Beijing Second hand book market. Though conditions of these red
books vary, almost every one of them contained Lin Biao's words. Since Lin
Biao's fall from Chinese political stage in late 1960s and deemed a traitor,
any materials containing Lin Biao's words were ordered to be turned in,
making these lucky red book survivors a rare collectible. Titled Mao’s
Latest Commend, this red book contains famous slogan developed by Lin Bi
...click for details |
| C2266 |
Cultural
Revolution Poster Block print Mao |
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This Cultural Revolution poster features Mao standing in front of winter
plum flower branches in his People's Liberation Army coat. The poem was
written by Mao in December 1961. The poem describes the plum flowers blossoms
in the winter, though it is the most beautiful thing seen in the winter,
the flowers are so modest and not competing with the rest of the severe
natural environment. The speculation was Mao wrote these poems on surface
to praise the beautiful country of China, he is also i ...click
for details |
| C2285B |
Mao's
Little Red Book - Highest Command 4 |
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We found these red books at a December buying
trip to a Beijing Second hand book market. Though conditions of these red
books vary, almost every one of them contained Lin Biao's words. Since Lin
Biao's fall from Chinese political stage in late 1960s and deemed a traitor,
any materials containing Lin Biao's words were ordered to be turned in,
making these lucky red book survivors a rare collectible. Titled Mao’s
Latest Commend, this red book contains famous slogan developed by Lin Bi
...click
for details |
C2621 |
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Early edition Mao's red book with inspector's certificate
stamp. Published in Beijing in March 1966. This red book was distributed
by Egg and Flour department on April 11, 1970. |
C2622 |
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Mao's Red Book, given to the activists of Mao's Thoughts
Study Group in Yang He County on December 15, 1970. Page contains Lin Biao's
words on Mao being the Four Greatness (Great teacher, great leader, great
general and great helmsman).
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C2623 |
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Cultural Revolution era Mao's red book titled "Highest
commend", with owner's hand writing stating his desire to "study
hard on the red book, completely change view of the world", dating
August 9, 1969.
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C2624 |
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This red book contains Lin Biao's words on praising Mao,
titled "Discuss the revolution under the government of proletarian
class", this red book contains Mao's quotations as late as 1969. The
book was given to the Mao's thoughts activists in Yang He county on Dec
16, 1970. |
C2627 |
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Early edition Mao red book distributed to Shi Jing Shan
Railroad Company Mao's thoughts study group, given by the revolutionary
committee. With Mao's photo and published in Dec. 1966 in Beijing.
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C2645 |
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This Kun Ming Chinese PLA military unit study book has
many written notes of the Mao's thoughts studies during the Cultural Revolution.
Two songs were in the front of the book, one is titled "The International
Song," and another a red army song "Three Regulations and Eight
attentions." Detailed Mao's thoughts notes were captured in this notebook
as well as military practice notes. The cover of the book says "Must
raise alert level, protect the country. Mao Ze Don ...click
for details |
| C2481 |
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Called "Nian Hua", or Chinese New
Year posters, these Chinese chubby baby posters exudes happiness and strength,
coupled with good luck words, symbols and motifs, it express a traditional
ideals of prosperity, happiness, longevity, and unity. The poster is titled
"For the Country” and used to praise the Chinese athletes. Created
by Dan Xi Her, published by TianJin Yang Liu Art Publishing House, printed
by Beijng Rubber # 2 Printing Company, and distributed by TianJin XinHua
Books ...click
for details |
C2587 |
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Chinese chubby baby posters were a must have
for New Years. Called "Nian Hua", or Chinese New Year posters,
these Chinese chubby baby posters exudes happiness and strength, coupled
with good luck words, symbols and motifs, it express a traditional ideals
of prosperity, happiness, longevity, and unity. This poster uses the word
“abundant”, which sounds the same as “fish”, to
express the popular saying of “Happiness is abundant” while
show a chubby boy riding on fish. Created by Peng H ...click
for details |
| C2473 |
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Called "Nian Hua", or Chinese New
Year posters, these Chinese chubby baby posters exudes happiness and strength,
coupled with good luck words, symbols and motifs, it express a traditional
ideals of prosperity, happiness, longevity, and unity. The poster is titled
"Bringing Red Flowes to Beijing”. Created by Liu Zhong Lin, published
by LiaoLing Art Publishing House and distributed by LiaoLing XinHua Bookstore
in July 1987. Price of it was 20 cents. Edges are worn as depicted by the
...click
for details |
| C2716 |
Early
Reform Chinese shop Owner Poster |
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Early reform period of Chinese history marked a new era, led by Deng Xiao
Ping, the country started to focus on productivity and the way of how shop
owners should treat customer, a shift from political struggle to service
oriented society, this rare early reform poster marked an beginning to an
era that is full economical development of China today. Title of the poster
is “Happily Selling Harvested Fruit” and it shows a happy and
smiling shop owner weighing the fruit. In the back the banner says “be
proactive, be warm, be patient and be full service oriented.” Posters
from late 1970s that shows a society in transition like this one is becoming
harder to obtain, given the fact that only a small number of these apolitical
themed posters were ever produced during this period. April 1978. Shanghai
People’s Fine Art Publishing. 0.11 yuan. 30” x 20”. |
| C2708 |
Cultural
Revolution Ballet - Red Army Detachment Poster |
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During the Cultural Revolution, under Madam Mao (Jiang Qing)’s guidance,
the country of China re-defined pop culture by reinventing Peking Opera
and Ballet stories to include class struggle themes. This rare ballet play
poster depicts a scene from the Red Army Detachment, as indicated by the
title of the poster. On the right the description says that the Red Army
Detachment was established, holding the rifles they are in training and
are fighting for those people who are suffering. Shanghai People’s
Publishing House. March 1971. Good condition. 30” x 20” |
C2598 |
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Modern Revolution Ballet The Red Detachment Women Soldiers.
Poster with song from the ballet of the Red Detachment Women soldiers. This
chapter of the play is called “The People and the Soldiers are united
and are as close as one family.” Tianjin People’s Publishing
House: February 1971. 0.14 Yuan’ 30” x 21”
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| C2531 |
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Bronze statue of Mao Ze Dong in PLA army general
coat. Base decoration includes blossoming plum flowers. |
| C2439 |
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Titled “Learn to Count , 2”, this
poster features two kids brushing their teeth, a multi purposed educational
poster, one on the personal hygene and dental care, and another on math,
this poster was developed for the elementary school students math classroom,
and was developed by Tianjin People’s publishing house. Size: 31”
by 21”. |
C2408 |
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One of our favorite posters, this poster
features a very blunt but clear to understand phrase, "Before a meal,
after piss or take a dump, and before eating anything, one must wash your
head". On lower left side, it stated that one should not drink tap
water, but rather filtered cooked water". Size: 14" by 20".
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| C2383 |
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This poster developed by Beijing Health department
was used to advocate a healthy habit of washing hands. Titled "Develop
Good health habit when you are young" this poster shows a young pioneer
girl washing hands before eating a meal, which consists of buns of dishes.
Created by Hong Zeng Chun. Size: 14" by 21". |
C2214 |
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After the death of Mao Ze Dong in 1976, there was an inevitable
struggle for power. The hard line element was led by his widow, Jiang Qing.
Along three young Shanghai politicians Zhang Chunqiao, Wang Hongwen, and
Yao Wenyuan. They tried to seize power as Mao grew sick but in September
1976, just one month after his death, the 'Gang of Four' were arrested.
They never got out again. Click here for details |
| C2132 |
Cultural Revolution - Mao, Madam Mao and PLA
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Mao encouraged the Red Guards to revolt against the existing
local government systems. Students stopped classes and turned themselves
into Red Guards and took trains to Beijing, known as “Chuan-Lian”.
During this movement, Mao and his supporters hosted several interviews across
the TianAnMen Square. Total of 8 million Red Guards gathered up to meet
with Mao in TianAnMen Square, with the first march being August 18, 1966,
and the last march in 1967. In this Cultural Revolution color ceramics,
i ...click for details |
| C2665B |
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This color ceramic statue features a girl herding a goose,
symbol of the prosperity that the Chinese peasants were enjoying under Mao’s
leadership. The colors are very vibrant and the attention to detail made
this statue a popular gift item. 3” x 3” x 13”.
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| C2603 |
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Modern Revolution Ballet. The White-Haired Girl poster.
Originally a play in the tradition of the rice planting song (yang ge),
it was converted into a “revolution model play” in 1967, and
was selected by Jiang Qing (Madam Mao) for nationwide performance. It is
a story about class struggle and triumphs of people over the bitter suppression
of class enemies, such as the vicious landowner Na Ba Tian who caused the
death of the white-haired girl’s father. This poster is titled "The
red Sun has ...click
for details
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| C2517 |
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Titled "Chairman Mao is the red sun in
our hearts", this large poster depicts Mao surrounded by Maoist around
the world, and these people are seen holding Mao's red books in their own
native languages. Size: 41" by 27". |
C2509 |
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Cultural Revolution Porcelain Dinner Plate
featuring a a waving Mao in the Cultural Revolution outfit. Just below the
small image it was the slogan of "The country is red" and a map
of China, including Taiwan. Noting that the red was not spread into Taiwan.
A controversial map at the time. Size: 11.7" Diameter by 2.5"
Deep. |
C2510 |
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Cultural Revolution Porcelain Dinner Plate
featuring an aging Mao in what was later known as the Mao's Uniform. Just
below the small image it was the slogan of "The country is red"
and a map of China, including Taiwan. Noting that the red was not spread
into Taiwan. A controversial map at the time. Just below the map is an image
showing the unity of the people. Size: 11.7" Diameter by 2.5"
Deep. |
C2509 |
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Cultural Revolution Porcelain Dinner Plate
featuring a a waving Mao in the Cultural Revolution outfit. Just below the
small image it was the slogan of "The country is red" and a map
of China, including Taiwan. Noting that the red was not spread into Taiwan.
A controversial map at the time. Size: 11.7" Diameter by 2.5"
Deep. |
C2506 |
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Cultural Revolution Porcelain Dinner Plate
featuring a young Mao, image from a famous poster featuring Mao going to
An Yuan. Size: 11.7" Diameter by 2.5" Deep. |
C2505 |
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Cultural Revolution Porcelain Dinner Plate
featuring Mao and Jiang Jie Shi (or Chiang Kai-shek), a picture taken from
the years when the communist party and the nationalist party cooperated
and fought the Japanese together. Size: 11.7" Diameter by 2.5"
Deep. |
C2504 |
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Cultural Revolution Porcelain Dinner Plate
featuring an aging Mao and Mao's words. Size: 8" Diameter by 1.5"
Deep. |
| C2455 |
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This poster features a young Mao in his Red
Army hat and uniform. Likely to be created by a local revolution committee,
this poster has an unusual bright yellow color as background. Size: 15”
by 21”. |
| C2500 |
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Called "Nian Hua", or Chinese New
Year posters, these Chinese chubby baby posters exudes happiness and strength,
coupled with good luck words, symbols and motifs, it express a traditional
ideals of prosperity, happiness, longevity, and unity. The poster is titled
“Happiness, Luck and Everything to your Satisfaction” and depicts
two chubby babies riding on the lucky and loyal YuanYang birds. It is believed
that Yuanyang birds, once mate, will stay together forever. Created by Ni
Zhen Sh ...click
for details |
| C2304 |
Cultural
Revolution Era Photo 2 |
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We found this series of Cultural Revolution
era photos from state government owned company's propaganda department's
window display. These were used once upon a time as propaganda materials
and displayed behind the company propaganda board. Note the colored pictures
were done using primitive technique in that the colors were painted on.
Each photo comes with a white cardboard. This photo features Mao and Lin
Biao together interviewing the Cultural Revolution Army. Size: 12"
by 10” ...click
for details |
| C2490 |
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Called "Nian Hua", or Chinese New
Year posters, these Chinese chubby baby posters exudes happiness and strength,
coupled with good luck words, symbols and motifs, it express a traditional
ideals of prosperity, happiness, longevity, and unity. The poster is titled
“Bringing Wealth and Treasures and Prosperity will be Abundant”.
Created by Zhang Wan Han and Yang Jie, published by Tianjin YangLiu Art
Publishing House, printed by TianJin Printing Company, and distributed by
Tianjin Xinhua B ...click
for details |
C2464 |
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Titled "Believe in Science and Not Superstition",
this poster was used as an educational material for elementary school’s
political educational class. Created by Hu Xiang Tai, this poster was used
for Shanghai Middle and Elementary school classroom material. Size: 30”
by 17”. As evidenced by the poster, a young child reported to Chinese
police on the “illegal Taoist activities” these older ladies
were conducting. |
| C2458 |
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CTitled “People are the owner of the
country”, this Chinese propaganda poster features representatives
of varies classes – the intellectual, the minority, the PLA soldiers,
and the factory worker holding Chinese constitution and raising their hands”.
Created by Qiu Run Min and published by Shanghai educational publishing
house, this poster served as an elementary school educational material.
Size: 17” by 30”. |
| C2455B |
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Titled “Celebration of the fall of Gang
of Four is all over Da Zai village”, this poster depicts a happy Da
Zai farmer holding a hammer, the background shows the banners that were
hanging in the village that says “Down with Gang of Four”, “Unity
under Chairman Hua Guo Feng”. Da Zai was a sample village created
during Cultural Revolution, their production team was made to be a model
for all villages. Slogan such as “In agriculture, one must learn from
Da Zai” still being used in today’s society. ...click
for details |
C2436 |
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Called "Nian Hua", or Chinese New
Year posters, these Chinese chubby baby posters exudes happiness and strength,
coupled with good luck words, symbols and motifs, it express a traditional
ideals of prosperity, happiness, longevity, and unity. This poster consists
of one chubby baby riding a fish, while another fish is swimming around.
The poster is titled "Happiness is abundant”, created by Peng
Hai Qing, published by Tianjin People’s Publishing House, printed
by Shanghai Art Prin ...click
for details |
| C2404 |
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This Cultural Revolution poster depicts Mao
and Zhu De meeting up during the Red Army and Long March days in 1930s.
This poster was used as a propaganda material to promote Mao's leadership.
Size: 15" by 20". |
| C2235 |
Cultural
Revolution Poster - Angry Kids |
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This Cultural Revolution poster was served
as an elementary school educational material. In this poster, it depicts
a bunch of young pioneers studying and readying about the big letter posts
on the evilness of Confucius and Lin Biao. On the bottom of the poster,
it said "Criticize Lin Biao and Confucius: Young Pioneers follow the
factory worker class's example by involving themselves into the struggle
against Confucianism and Lin Biao and writing bigger letter post."
Size: 21" ...click for details |
| C2308 |
Cultural
Revolution Era Photo 6 |
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We found this series of Cultural Revolution
era photos from state government owned company's propaganda department's
window display. These were used once upon a time as propaganda materials
and displayed behind the company propaganda board. Note the colored pictures
were done using primitive technique in that the colors were painted on.
Each photo comes with a white cardboard. Size: 12" by 10”. |
| C2501 |
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Called "Nian Hua", or Chinese New
Year posters, these Chinese chubby baby posters exudes happiness and strength,
coupled with good luck words, symbols and motifs, it express a traditional
ideals of prosperity, happiness, longevity, and unity. The poster depicts
two chubby babies in Peking Opera outfit, playing the characters of “Mu
Gui Ying”, a heroine, and “Yang Yan Zhao”. Created by
Zhao Meng Lin, published by TianJin Yang Liu Art Publishing House, printed
by TianJin Printing Company ...click
for details |
| C2499 |
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Called "Nian Hua", or Chinese New
Year posters, these Chinese chubby baby posters exudes happiness and strength,
coupled with good luck words, symbols and motifs, it express a traditional
ideals of prosperity, happiness, longevity, and unity. The poster is titled
“Happiness, Longevity and Each Year there are abundance of happiness”
and depicts a chubby baby playing with fish and with a longevity man. Created
by Cheng Ding Zhi, published by TianJin Yang Liu Art Publishing House, printed
...click
for details |
| C2483 |
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Called "Nian Hua", or Chinese New
Year posters, these Chinese chubby baby posters exudes happiness and strength,
coupled with good luck words, symbols and motifs, it express a traditional
ideals of prosperity, happiness, longevity, and unity. The poster is titled
“Happiness and Prosperity are results of the Chinese Communist Party”.
Created by Cheng Di Zhi, published by TianJin Yang Liu Publishing House,
printed by Beijng No 2. Printing Company, and distributed by Tian Jin XinHua
Books ...click
for details |
| C2133 |
Cultural Revolution - Mao's Red Book Nanking
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We obtained this series of Cultural Revolution Mao’s
Red Book during a buying trip in NanKing, a city in Central Eastern China.
This Cultural Revolution Red book was published by the Chinese People’s
Liberation Army Main Political Division, and printed by NanKing Eastern
Wind Printing Company, Printing Company and distributed by XinHua Publishing
House in August 1968, in NanKing. In the second page of the cover, it states,
“Unite the Proletarian class From the All Around the World”.
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| C2479 |
Chinese
Chubby Babies New Year Poster #21 |
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Called "Nian Hua", or Chinese New
Year posters, these Chinese chubby baby posters exudes happiness and strength,
coupled with good luck words, symbols and motifs, it express a traditional
ideals of prosperity, happiness, longevity, and unity. The poster is titled
"Abundant Prosperity”. Created by Yan Fan and Wang Shun, published
by TianJin Yang Liu Art Publishing House, printed by HeBei XinHua No 1 Publishing
House, and distributed by TianJin XinHua Bookstore in June 1991. Price o
...click
for details |
| C2463 |
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Titled “Battlefield Wedding”, this
unusual poster depicts a woman getting married to her PLA soldier husband
who’s on duty at a battle field. Created by Li Hong Quan, this poster
was published by SiChuan Art publishing house, distributed by SiChuan XinHua
bookstore, and printed by Seven Two Three Four printing company in June
1987. Size: 30” by 17”. |
| C2459 |
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Titled “Spread Lei Feng Spirit, Walk
Lei Feng’s Path”, this poster features prominently a smiling
Lei Feng’s head shot, with his PLA hat and collar showing. This poster
was created by Wang Xin Bin and Cao Shu Qin, material was contributed by
Liao Ling Province Political Cultural Departmenet, and published by Liao
Lin Art Publishing House. For more information on Lei Feng, refer to r.
Landsberger’s site at http://www.iisg.nl/~landsberger/lf.html.
Size: 17” by 30”. |
C2421 |
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Titled "Our Flag is Communism",
this poster features different classes of citizens such as the factory workers
and the farmers. This poster was created by Wang Hui, published by Beijing
publishing house, printed by JingMei printing company, and distributed by
Xinhua Beijing bookstore. The price of it was 16 cents. Size: 30" by
21". |
| C2396 |
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Bronze Mao statue with engraving of Chairman
Mao. Size: 4" W by 3" D by 12.5" T. |
| C2363 |
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Titled Wake Up the Millions of Workers and
Farmers, this poster came from Mao's poem that encouraged the revolution
led by the workers and farmers. Created by Zhen, Liu, Liang and Liang, this
poster was Published by People's Art Publishing House, printed by Beijing
Stamp publishing house, distributed by Beijing Xinhua bookstore. Printed
in May 1977. This is a first edition poster, priced at 14 cents at the time.
Size: 12.5" by 15". |
| C2329 |
Cultural
Revolution Era Photo 27 |
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We found this series of Cultural Revolution
era photos from state government owned company's propaganda department's
window display. These were used once upon a time as propaganda materials
and displayed behind the company propaganda board. Note the colored pictures
were done using primitive technique in that the colors were painted on.
Each photo comes with a white cardboard. Size: 12" by 10”. |
| C2328 |
Cultural
Revolution Era Photo 26 |
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We found this series of Cultural Revolution
era photos from state government owned company's propaganda department's
window display. These were used once upon a time as propaganda materials
and displayed behind the company propaganda board. Note the colored pictures
were done using primitive technique in that the colors were painted on.
Each photo comes with a white cardboard. Size: 12" by 10”. |
| C2327 |
Cultural
Revolution Era Photo 25 |
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We found this series of Cultural Revolution
era photos from state government owned company's propaganda department's
window display. These were used once upon a time as propaganda materials
and displayed behind the company propaganda board. Note the colored pictures
were done using primitive technique in that the colors were painted on.
Each photo comes with a white cardboard. Size: 12" by 10”. |
| C2326 |
Cultural
Revolution Era Photo 24 |
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We found this series of Cultural Revolution
era photos from state government owned company's propaganda department's
window display. These were used once upon a time as propaganda materials
and displayed behind the company propaganda board. Note the colored pictures
were done using primitive technique in that the colors were painted on.
Each photo comes with a white cardboard. Size: 12" by 10”. |
| C2325 |
Cultural
Revolution Era Photo 23 |
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We found this series of Cultural Revolution
era photos from state government owned company's propaganda department's
window display. These were used once upon a time as propaganda materials
and displayed behind the company propaganda board. Note the colored pictures
were done using primitive technique in that the colors were painted on.
Each photo comes with a white cardboard. Size: 12" by 10”. |
| C2324 |
Cultural
Revolution Era Photo 22 |
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We found this series of Cultural Revolution
era photos from state government owned company's propaganda department's
window display. These were used once upon a time as propaganda materials
and displayed behind the company propaganda board. Note the colored pictures
were done using primitive technique in that the colors were painted on.
Each photo comes with a white cardboard. Size: 12" by 10”. |
| C2323 |
Cultural
Revolution Era Photo 21 |
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We found this series of Cultural Revolution
era photos from state government owned company's propaganda department's
window display. These were used once upon a time as propaganda materials
and displayed behind the company propaganda board. Note the colored pictures
were done using primitive technique in that the colors were painted on.
Each photo comes with a white cardboard. Size: 12" by 10”. |
| C2322 |
Cultural
Revolution Era Photo 20 |
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We found this series of Cultural Revolution
era photos from state government owned company's propaganda department's
window display. These were used once upon a time as propaganda materials
and displayed behind the company propaganda board. Note the colored pictures
were done using primitive technique in that the colors were painted on.
Each photo comes with a white cardboard. Size: 12" by 10”. |
| C2321 |
Cultural
Revolution Era Photo 19 |
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We found this series of Cultural Revolution
era photos from state government owned company's propaganda department's
window display. These were used once upon a time as propaganda materials
and displayed behind the company propaganda board. Note the colored pictures
were done using primitive technique in that the colors were painted on.
Each photo comes with a white cardboard. Size: 12" by 10”. |
| C2320 |
Cultural
Revolution Era Photo 18 |
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We found this series of Cultural Revolution
era photos from state government owned company's propaganda department's
window display. These were used once upon a time as propaganda materials
and displayed behind the company propaganda board. Note the colored pictures
were done using primitive technique in that the colors were painted on.
Each photo comes with a white cardboard. Size: 12" by 10”. |
| C2319 |
Cultural
Revolution Era Photo 17 |
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We found this series of Cultural Revolution
era photos from state government owned company's propaganda department's
window display. These were used once upon a time as propaganda materials
and displayed behind the company propaganda board. Note the colored pictures
were done using primitive technique in that the colors were painted on.
Each photo comes with a white cardboard. Size: 12" by 10”. |
| C2318 |
Cultural
Revolution Era Photo 16 |
|
We found this series of Cultural Revolution
era photos from state government owned company's propaganda department's
window display. These were used once upon a time as propaganda materials
and displayed behind the company propaganda board. Note the colored pictures
were done using primitive technique in that the colors were painted on.
Each photo comes with a white cardboard. Size: 12" by 10”. |
| C2317 |
Cultural
Revolution Era Photo 15 |
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We found this series of Cultural Revolution
era photos from state government owned company's propaganda department's
window display. These were used once upon a time as propaganda materials
and displayed behind the company propaganda board. Note the colored pictures
were done using primitive technique in that the colors were painted on.
Each photo comes with a white cardboard. Size: 12" by 10”. |
| C2316 |
Cultural
Revolution Era Photo 14 |
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We found this series of Cultural Revolution
era photos from state government owned company's propaganda department's
window display. These were used once upon a time as propaganda materials
and displayed behind the company propaganda board. Note the colored pictures
were done using primitive technique in that the colors were painted on.
Each photo comes with a white cardboard. Size: 12" by 10”. |
| C2315B |
Cultural
Revolution Era Photo 13B |
|
We found this series of Cultural Revolution
era photos from state government owned company's propaganda department's
window display. These were used once upon a time as propaganda materials
and displayed behind the company propaganda board. Note the colored pictures
were done using primitive technique in that the colors were painted on.
Each photo comes with a white cardboard. Size: 12" by 10”. |
| C2315 |
Cultural
Revolution Era Photo 13 |
|
We found this series of Cultural Revolution
era photos from state government owned company's propaganda department's
window display. These were used once upon a time as propaganda materials
and displayed behind the company propaganda board. Note the colored pictures
were done using primitive technique in that the colors were painted on.
Each photo comes with a white cardboard. Size: 12" by 10”. |
| C2314 |
Cultural
Revolution Era Photo 12 |
|
We found this series of Cultural Revolution
era photos from state government owned company's propaganda department's
window display. These were used once upon a time as propaganda materials
and displayed behind the company propaganda board. Note the colored pictures
were done using primitive technique in that the colors were painted on.
Each photo comes with a white cardboard. Size: 12" by 10”. |
| C2312 |
Cultural
Revolution Era Photo 10 |
|
We found this series of Cultural Revolution
era photos from state government owned company's propaganda department's
window display. These were used once upon a time as propaganda materials
and displayed behind the company propaganda board. Note the colored pictures
were done using primitive technique in that the colors were painted on.
Each photo comes with a white cardboard. Size: 12" by 10”. |
| C2311 |
Cultural
Revolution Era Photo 9 |
|
We found this series of Cultural Revolution
era photos from state government owned company's propaganda department's
window display. These were used once upon a time as propaganda materials
and displayed behind the company propaganda board. Note the colored pictures
were done using primitive technique in that the colors were painted on.
Each photo comes with a white cardboard. Size: 12" by 10”. |
| C2310 |
Cultural
Revolution Era Photo 8 |
|
We found this series of Cultural Revolution
era photos from state government owned company's propaganda department's
window display. These were used once upon a time as propaganda materials
and displayed behind the company propaganda board. Note the colored pictures
were done using primitive technique in that the colors were painted on.
Each photo comes with a white cardboard. Size: 12" by 10”. |
| C2309 |
Cultural
Revolution Era Photo 7 |
|
We found this series of Cultural Revolution
era photos from state government owned company's propaganda department's
window display. These were used once upon a time as propaganda materials
and displayed behind the company propaganda board. Note the colored pictures
were done using primitive technique in that the colors were painted on.
Each photo comes with a white cardboard. Size: 12" by 10”. |
| C2307 |
Cultural
Revolution Era Photo 5 |
|
We found this series of Cultural Revolution
era photos from state government owned company's propaganda department's
window display. These were used once upon a time as propaganda materials
and displayed behind the company propaganda board. Note the colored pictures
were done using primitive technique in that the colors were painted on.
Each photo comes with a white cardboard. Size: 12" by 10”. |
| C2306 |
Cultural
Revolution Era Photo 4 |
|
We found this series of Cultural Revolution
era photos from state government owned company's propaganda department's
window display. These were used once upon a time as propaganda materials
and displayed behind the company propaganda board. Note the colored pictures
were done using primitive technique in that the colors were painted on.
Each photo comes with a white cardboard. Size: 12" by 10”. |
| C2305 |
Cultural
Revolution Era Photo 3 |
|
We found this series of Cultural Revolution
era photos from state government owned company's propaganda department's
window display. These were used once upon a time as propaganda materials
and displayed behind the company propaganda board. Note the colored pictures
were done using primitive technique in that the colors were painted on.
Each photo comes with a white cardboard. Size: 12" by 10”. |
| C2303 |
Cultural
Revolution Era Photo 1 |
|
We found this series of Cultural Revolution
era photos from state government owned company's propaganda department's
window display. These were used once upon a time as propaganda materials
and displayed behind the company propaganda board. Note the colored pictures
were done using primitive technique in that the colors were painted on.
Each photo comes with a white cardboard. Size: 12" by 10”. |
| C2282 |
Mao's
Little Red Book - Highest Command 3 |
|
We found these red books at a December buying
trip to a Beijing Second hand book market. Though conditions of these red
books vary, almost everyone of them contained Lin Biao's words. Since Lin
Biao's fall from Chinese political stage in late 1960s and deemed a traitor,
any materials containing Lin Biao's words were ordered to be turned in,
making these lucky red book survivors a rare collectible. Titled Mao’s
Highest Commend, this red book contains famous slogan developed by Lin Bi
...click
for details |
| C2280 |
Mao's
Little Red Book - Latest Command 1 |
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This Cultural Revolution Red Book Mao's Theory
Excerpt was published and distributed in December 1968 internally to the
Chinese Military Force. Well maintained by the original owner, this red
book didn't have Lin Biao's name crossed out where his words were written
below Mao's headshot. Size: 5.5" W by 4" Deep. |
| C2278 |
Cultural
Revolution Red Book Mao's Excerpt |
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This padded covered Mao's excerpt red book
contains a hard cover and is in good condition. Lin Biao's words were written
in the front page of the red book, right below Mao's smiling face, and it
says "Great Leader, Great Helmsman, Great Commender, Great Teacher.
Long Live Chairman Mao", a famous slogan used to praise Mao during
the Cultural Revolution. Like all of Mao's Excerpts styled red books, this
type of books were only distributed to the Military personnel. As ind ...click
for details |
| C2275 |
Mao's
excerpt with Lin Biao's words |
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This Cultural Revolution Excerpt contains
Lin Biao's words praising Mao. As evident by the red book, his name was
crossed out, signifying Lin Biao's fall from Chinese political stage. This
red book was published in Beijing, 1969. Size: 5.5" L by 4" W.
|
| C2274 |
Red
Book Mao's Excerpt & "Love Letter" |
|
This rare Cultural Revolution Red Book Mao's
Excerpt contains a book sleeve with Lin Biao's quotation on both sides of
the cover. On one side of the sleeve, it has Lin Biao's famous quote was
"Listen to Mao's word, read Mao's book, Do what Mao says to do and
Be Mao's Soldier". On other side of the sleeve, it has another Lin
Biao's other quotation, "Sail the ocean needs a great helmsman, Revolution
needs Mao's theory", sign on Lin Biao, November ...click
for details |
| C2271 |
Mao's
Red Book and Visitor's Red Badge |
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Titled "Highest Direction", this
red book was clearly studied thoroughly with the original owner's hand writing
in them. This book was bought during a visit to the location of Chinese
Communist Party Representatives First Meeting site on February 11, 1975,
evident by the red stamp that quoted Mao’s poem, which says “Small
flames can ignite the entire steppe” and stating that this was a stamp
belonged to the site location. Worth noting is that there is a visitor's
red badge insi ...click for details |
| C2286 |
Mao's
Little Red Book - Latest Command 5 |
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We found these red books at a December buying
trip to a Beijing Second hand book market. Though conditions of these red
books vary, almost every one of them contained Lin Biao's words. Since Lin
Biao's fall from Chinese political stage in late 1960s and deemed a traitor,
any materials containing Lin Biao's words were ordered to be turned in,
making these lucky red book survivors a rare collectible. Titled Mao’s
Latest Commend, this red book contains famous slogan developed...Click
for details |
| C2285 |
Mao's
Little Red Book - Latest Command 4 |
|
We found these red books at a December buying
trip to a Beijing Second hand book market. Though conditions of these red
books vary, almost every one of them contained Lin Biao's words. Since Lin
Biao's fall from Chinese political stage in late 1960s and deemed a traitor,
any materials containing Lin Biao's words were ordered to be turned in,
making these lucky red book survivors a rare collectible. Titled Mao’s
Latest Commend, this red book contains famous slogan developed by Lin Bi
...click
for details |
| C2269 |
Mao's
Philosophy Red Book |
|
This Mao's Philosophy Red Book was an excerpt
of Mao's Communist essays, total of five of his essays were included in
this red book, published by People's Publishing house, distributed by Xi
Hua Bookstore, and printed by No. 1 Tian Jin printing company in October,
1970, this book was priced at 37 Chinese cents at the time. As evidenced
by the stamp and the clean handwriting, this book was given to a woman by
the name of Lin Yan Ping, by the Revolution committee of Beijing Xuan Wu
Dis ...click for details |
| C2233 |
Political
Poster - Single Child Policy |
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This poster is titled "Give fewer birth
provides higher quality education and create happier future for our children
and grand children." On the lower side of the poster it depicts a variety
of scenes of the ultimate utopia that lower birth rate will create. In small
prints, it said "productive economy, resourceful, better environment
and wealthier lifestyle." This propaganda poster is a series of Single
Child Policy propaganda posters developed by the Central government ...click
for details |
| C2445 |
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Cultural Revolution Porcelain Plate with Mao
and Mao's excerpt. Size: Size: 7.75" Diameter by 1" Deep. |
| C2394 |
Red
Guard Wood Block Print of Mao (White) |
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This wood block print created by the Red Guards
is titled "Long Live Chairman Mao". Created by a factory worker's
representative "Xun Shi" Revolution committee, this wood block
print has some wear and tear. Size: 15" by 20". . |
| C2337 |
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This chubby kid poster features two young
chubby kids riding the lion, as part of the lion dance ritual during Chinese
New Year. Size: 30" by 21". Published in HeBei Fine Art Publishing
House in October 1983, it was printed by HeBei XiHua #2 Printing Company,
and distributed by HeBei XiHua Bookstore. The price of the poster at the
time was 16 Chinese cents. This type of poster was distributed during Chinese
New Year. |
| C2416 |
Cultural
Revolution poster - Study from Lei Feng |
|
Titled "Study Comrade LeiFeng, Be a loyal
soldier to the Mother Country”, this poster features Lei Feng on the
right hand side and People’s Liberation Army soldiers on the left.
was developed by Wang Xin Bin and Cao Shu Qin from Shang Xi Military Political
Cultural Department and published by Lian Ling Art Publishing House. For
more information about Lei Feng, visit Dr. Stefan R. Landsberger’s
website at http://www.iisg.nl/~landsberger/lf.html.
Size: 30” by 21”. |
| C2411 |
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This Cultural Revolution poster is the one
of the two posters we have features red army soldiers fighting in the battle
of Lu Ding bridge. An elementary school Chinese class educational material,
this poster was created by Lei Dan, and published by Shanghai educational
publishing company. Size: 14" by 20". Refer to C2410 for the second
poster related to the same theme. |
C2410 |
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|
This Cultural Revolution poster is the one
of the two posters we have features red army soldiers fighting in the battle
of Lu Ding bridge. An elementary school Chinese class educational material,
this poster was created by Lei Dan, and published by Shanghai educational
publishing company. Size: 14" by 20". Refer to C2411 for the second
poster related to the same theme. |
C2431 |
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Called "Nian Hua", or Chinese New
Year posters, these Chinese chubby baby posters exudes happiness and strength,
coupled with good luck words, symbols and motifs, it express a traditional
ideals of prosperity, happiness, longevity, and unity. This poster consists
of one chubby baby holding a peach, which is the symbol of happiness. The
poster is properly titled "Happiness is Near” Size: 30"
by 21". Created by Chen Li Zhi, and published by Ethnic Minority Publishing
house ...click
for details |
C2434 |
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|
Called "Nian Hua", or Chinese New
Year posters, these Chinese chubby baby posters exudes happiness and strength,
coupled with good luck words, symbols and motifs, it express a traditional
ideals of prosperity, happiness, longevity, and unity. This poster consists
of one chubby baby holding a fish which is the symbol of abundance, and
standing on a “treasure bowl”, symbol of wealth and prosperity.
The poster is properly titled "Luck and Happiness are abundant”,
created by Sun Gong ...click
for details |
C2423 |
Cultural
Revolution Poster - Mao Paper Cut 1 |
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This poster consists of six Mao's paper cut
and was developed by Mao's theory propaganda advocate revolution committee,
and published by An Hui Province People's Art Revolution Committee in April
1969. Revolution Committee was a byproduct of Cultural Revolution, which
replaced local governments, and was dissolved after the Cultural Revolution.
Paper cut posters is a very rare form of Cultural Revolution artifact due
to very limited production, often only available to the members of t ...click
for details |
| C2338 |
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This Chinese chubby poster features a chubby
kid holding a fish. Titled "Lucky Baby Celebrates New Spring".
On the top left corner, the poster says "Happy New Year!". The
image was very popular for people to have during the Chinese New Year. Created
by Liu Pei Xing, this poster was published by BeiJing Art and Photo Publishing
House, and printed by Beijing LongHua Printing Company, and published by
Beijing Xin Hua Bookstore, this poster was printed in November 1991 as a
first ...click
for details |
C2419 |
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Titled "Learn from Comrade LeiFeng, Be
a loyal soldier to the mother country", this poster was developed to
celebrate the establishment of People's Liberaton Army. This poster was
developed by Wang Xin Bin and Cao Shu Qin from Shang Xi Military Political
Cultural Department and published by Lian Ling Art Publishing House. For
more information about Lei Feng, visit Dr. Stefan R. Landsberger’s
website at http://www.iisg.nl/~landsberger/lf.html.
Size: 30” by 21”. |
| C2397 |
|
|
Cultural Revolution Mao Bronze Statue, with
Mao's both hands folded in the back and the engraving stating "Long
Live Chairman Mao". Size: 4" W by 3" D by 13" T. |
C2400 |
Cultural
Revolution Statue - Female Barefoot Doctor |
|
This is a statue of a female barefoot doctor.
Size: 4" by 4" by 11.5". |
| C2276 |
Cultural
Revolution Mao's Theory Excerpt |
|
This Cultural Revolution Red Book Mao's Theory
Excerpt was published and distributed in December 1968 internally to the
Chinese Military Force. Well maintained by the original owner, this red
book didn't have Lin Biao's name crossed out where his words were written
below Mao's headshot. Size: 5.5" W by 4" Deep. |
| C2270 |
Mao's
Red Book - Long live Mao's Theory |
|
Titled Long Live with Mao's theory, this
red book was distributed internally, and contain Lin Biao's words which
says "Great Helmsman, Great Leader, Great Teacher and Great Commander.
Long Long live Chairman Mao". The red book once belonged to someone
named Li Yuan Shan, who wrote inside of the book "Forever Loyal to
Chairman Mao". In the back of this red book, a rare footage was found
featuring Lin Biao's words that said the following: "Read Mao's book,
...click for details |
| C2393 |
Red
Guard Wood Block Print of Mao (Red) |
|
This wood block print created by the Red
Guards is titled "Long Live Chairman Mao". Created by a factory
worker's representative "Xun Shi" Revolution committee, this wood
block print has some wear and tear. Size: 15" by 20". |
| C2384 |
Chinese
Children Dental Poster - Protect Your Teeth |
|
Titled "Protect your Teeth, Brush it
properly", this poster was developed by Beijing Orthodontics Hospital
and Beijng health department in June 1974. In this poster, it depicts a
young child brushing her teeth while the descriptions on the poster shows
what constitutes brushing teeth properly. Size: 14" by 21". |
| C2378 |
Cultural
Revolution Poster - Paper Cut Mao |
|
This paper cut Cultural Revolution Poster
features Mao's headshot. Created by Nanjing Worker United Art Army, published
by JianSu People's Publishing House, printed by Dong Tai People's publishing
house, this poster was created in June 1968, and reprinted in July 1968.. |
| C2358 |
|
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Titled "Chairman Mao and Young Farmer",
this poster originates from an oil painting created by Zhang Fu Long, published
by People's Publishing House, printed by TianJin People Publishing House,
distributed by Beijing Xinhua bookstore in October 1977 as a first edition,
price at the time was 14 cents. Size: 12.5" by 15". |
| C2357 |
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Titled "Nature Requires the Sun",
this poster portrays Mao standing in the cotton field, surrounded by the
"People's Village" farmers. This poster was used as a Chinese
New Year Celebration poster. During the days Mao Worshipping, Mao was compared
to the Sun who saved the People from China, thus the title of the poster.
Created by Xie Zhe Gang, Hu Zhen Yu, this poster was published by People's
Publishing House, printed by Beijing Printing company, and distributed by
...click
for details |
| C2356 |
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Titled "Report to Chairman Mao",
this poster depicts a bunch of young pioneers surrounding Mao giving him
a report on the type of activities they've been engaged in. Created by Sun
Guo Cheng. Published by People's Art publishing house, printed by People
Art printing company, and distributed by Beijing Xinhua bookstore, this
poster was printed as first edition in May 1977, price of the poster at
the time was 14 Chinese cents. |
| C2334 |
|
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This poster features Ho Chi Min, Vietnam's
formal chairman. Mao's close friend and ally. Published in January 1970
by People's Fine Art Publishing house. Price of the item at the time was
20 Chinese cents. Size: 28.5" by 21". |
| C2289 |
Mao's
Commander Office |
|
In celebration for the People’s Republic
of China’s 19’s Anniversary, this poster was developed by Hen
Bei province Revolution Committee on October 1, 1968. This poster features
Mao and Lin Biao, Kang Sheng, Chen Bo Da, Jing Qing, and Zhou En Lai, surrounded
by Red Guards. The above people were considered Great Proletarian Commander
Office by Mao and were the brain power for the start of Cultural Revolution.
Each person played an integral part during the Cultural Revolution and many
were later c ...click
for details |
| C2273 |
Mao's
Theory Excerpt Red Book |
|
This Mao's excerpt has a cover which was
Lin Biao's words on it. Once owned by someone named Qu Si Yan, this red
book seems to be bought on September 10th, 1974. The book was published
in 1969, a book mark was also found at the back of the book. The red book
was published in Beijing in 1969. Size: 5.5" L by 4" W. |
| C2272 |
Lin
Biao's words - Mao the Great Helmsman |
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This rare red book has several places where
Lin Biao's words were prominently displayed. In late 1960s, Lin Biao rose
to power and was considered Mao's successor. This all ended abruptly when
history took a sudden turn and Mao had decided to get rid of Lin Biao. Lin
Biao and his family died from a plane crash as he and his family attempted
to escape for Soviet Union. Since then, the government ordered all political
materials containing Lin Biao's name to be turned in, however a few ...click
for details |
| C2230B |
Propoganda
poster - Happy Growth |
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Titled New Generation from Da Zai, this poster
describes the sample agricultural village Da Zai and its new citizens. Size:
30" by 21".
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| C2185 |
Cultural
Revolution Propaganda Poster - Mao
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Titled "Must Liberate Taiwan", this Chinese
propaganda poster depicts a group of people, some are Liberation Army
soldiers and others are ordinary citizens, their determined look indicated
their strong desire to take over Taiwan. Priced at 17 Chinese cents at
the time, this poster had a stamp that said "Invalidated". This
poster was developed by NanKing Chinese PLA air force and distributed
by Shanghai People's Art Publishing House. To today's date, Chinese policy
still regards Taiwan as part of ...click
for details |
| C2121 |
Color Ceramics - PLA, Peasant and Worker
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The establishment of People’s Village
was one of Mao’s major initiatives during Cultural Revolution. Three
elite classes of people (otherwise known as the Proletarians) were defined
during the movement. The three Proletarian classes are in the order of
importance as defined by Mao are the following: The first is the People’s
Liberation Army Soldiers, the second is the Factory Worker, and the third
is the Peasant. This color ceramics depicts three characters, each representing
one of the elite ...click for details |
| C2122 |
Cultural Revolution - Mao and Jiang Jie Shi
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This color ceramics sculpture depicts a
familiar yet unusual sighting of Mao Ze Dong and Jiang Jie Shi. A scene
from 1945 Chong Qing Negotiation, shortly after World War II and prior
to the start of civil war, this sculpture was used to depict Mao’s
strength and praise Mao’s negotiation skills with Jiang Jie Shi
in 1945, in ChongQing, Si Chuan province. Once enemies, during World War
II, Jiang, leader of the Nationalist Party and Mao, the leader of Communist
party fought side by side to rid of ...click for
details |
| C2074 |
Mao's
Bronze Half Bust in Silver Finish |
|
During Cultural Revolution, there were many Mao's bronze
half busts produced as a way of showing loyalties to Mao. The uniqueness
of this Mao's bronze half bust has to do with its silver finish, along with
its attention-to-the-detail finish. As evidenced by the photos, this bust
featuring Mao wearing a Liberation Army hat and the famous Mao's uniform
with the signature two top pockets. Close up, one can even see the mole
that is just below his lower lip. On the lower side of the bust it is carved
with the following phrase: "Long Live Chairman Mao. Year 68".
Size: 8.5" High by 5" Wide by 3" Deep. Weight: 6.5"
pounds. |
| C2071 |
Bronze
Mao's statue |
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This Cultural Revolution Mao Bronze statue
featuring Mao standing with his usual Mao's uniform, holding a book. Full
length Mao's statue in bronze. Creator: Cheng Xu Shen. Size: height 2.41",
base width 0.79", base length 0.59".
|
C2157 |
Chinese
New Year Propoganda Poster |
|
This poster was often seen in the late 70s and early 80s
in rural sides of China during each Chinese New Year. Many motifs were employed
in this rather complex and vibrant painting. Ruyi, Peach, Fish and the fruit
of “Buddha’s Hand”, are all symbols of Longevity. The
chubby kid holding a peach while wearing a necklace that said “Live
to be one hundred years” symbolizes longevity and was a quite popular
image back then. Now with the obesity problem among Chinese children, this
image has lost it ...click
for details |
C2427 |
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Titled “Mao’s fifth and six interview
with the Cultural Revolution Army”, this poster was taken from a documentary
of the Tiananmen gathering and Mao’s interview with the red guards
who formed the Cultural Revolution Army. Created by Central News Documentary
Film Company and August 1 Movie Company, this was a poster to advertise
this documentary film. During 1967 and 1968, 8 million red guards came to
Beijing to be interviewed by Mao. Size: 30” by 21”. |
C2422 |
SOLD
Propaganda
Poster - Red Army Soldiers & Apple Farm |
|
This poster consists of six Mao's paper cut
and was developed by Mao's theory propaganda advocate revolution committee,
and published by An Hui Province People's Art Revolution Committee in April
1969. Revolution Committee was a byproduct of Cultural Revolution, which
replaced local governments, and was dissolved after the Cultural Revolution.
Paper cut posters is a very rare form of Cultural Revolution artifact due
to very limited production, often only available to the members of t ...click
for details |
| C2273 |
Mao's
Theory Excerpt Red Book |
|
This Mao's excerpt has a cover which was
Lin Biao's words on it. Once owned by someone named Qu Si Yan, this red
book seems to be bought on September 10th, 1974. The book was published
in 1969, a book mark was also found at the back of the book. The red book
was published in Beijing in 1969. Size: 5.5" L by 4" W. |
C2102 |
Cultural
Revolution Poster - Study LeiFeng |
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In this poster, it depicts a little girl holding a book
called "Study LeiFeng's story". LeiFeng, a familiar heroic figure
to millions of Chinese, is known to be someone who was a People's Liberation
Army soldier who died on duty. He was known for keeping a dairy, in his
dairy, there were many stories of him helping other people. Politicians
used his stories to educate people and encourage billions of Chinese to
"Learn from LeiFeng", and "Be the new LeiFeng". Each
company and ...click for details |
| C2136 |
Cultural Revolution Red Book - Nanking 4
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We obtained this series of Cultural Revolution Mao’s
Red Book during a buying trip in NanKing, a city in Central Eastern China.
This Red book was printed in November 1968, edited by People’s Liberation
Army Main Political Division, distributed by XinHua Bookstore, and printed
by HaiMen Town Publishing House. On the second page of this red book,
it states “United the World Proletarian Class”. |
| C2183 |
Chinese Propaganda Poster
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Titled "Love in the Rain", this Chinese propaganda
poster features a female People's Liberation Army soldier, holding her
rain coat and help the school kids during a stormy day. A love the army
propaganda poster, this image was usually found in the school educational
materials and often hang in the classroom as a way of praising the Liberation
Army. The poster was developed an artist by the name of Zhen Qi Zhen,
distributed by TianJing Xihua publishing house, printed by TianJing People's
Art Pub ...click for details |
| C2231 |
Cultural
Revolution Mao Poster |
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Titled "Follow Mao's Revolution Road
and March forward bravely," this poster features Mao in a prominent
head shot, with background of Tiananmen Square and peasants holding flag,
which symbolizes the rise of people. This poster was published in October,
1969.
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| C2230B |
Propoganda
poster - Happy Growth |
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Titled New Generation from Da Zai, this poster
describes the sample agricultural village Da Zai and its new citizens. Size:
30" by 21".
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| C2237 |
Chinese
child poster - Wishes |
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This Chinese children poster features a happy
kid holding pencils and a board, drawing picture of what her dreams are.
Shortly after Cultural Revolution ended in 1976, school systems were re-established
and education became once again important in child development. This timely
poster was developed by Chang Zhou City Culture development center, created
by Mo Shu Zi, published by Jiang Su Province People's Publishing House,
distributed by Jiang Su province Xin Hua Bookstore, and printed by J ...click
for details |
| C2236 |
Learn
from Lei Feng Poster |
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This Cultural Revolution poster was created
by Qiu Wei, published by JiangXi Art Publishing House, distributed by JiangXi
XinHua Bookstore, and printed by JiangXi Printing Company. The price of
the poster was 50 Chinese cents. This poster depicts the image of Lei Feng,
on the bottom of the poster, in yellow it says "Study LeiFeng's Good
Example", and in red it says "Love the Communist Party, Love the
Socialist Society and Love People". Size: 21" W by 30" L.
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| C2118 |
Red Army and Three Peasants
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Part of early ignition for Cultural Revolution
movement was the introduction of ly revised and politically motivated
Peking Opera. Total of 8 most famous Peking Opera were created under Madam
Mao, also known as Jing Qing’s direction. Mao’s evaluation
of good vs. bad Peking Opera is whether Peking Opera serves socialism
or capitalism. Does it serve the workers, peasants and soldiers or oppose
them; does it take the road of Marxism-Leninism or the road of revisionism?
Jing Qing embarked on her ...click for details |
| C2101 |
Cultural Revolution People's Liberation
Army
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Titled "Protect the County, Raise
your alert level", this People's Liberation Army propaganda poster
depicts soldiers wearing the People's Liberation Army Coats, standing
in the water. Judging by the scenery depicted in this picture, this is
from the Northeastern region of China. Published by TianJing Publishing
house and distributed by TianJing XiHua Publishing House. Size: 30"
L by 21" W. |
| C2100 |
People's
Liberation Army Poster |
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Titled "To the People's
Liberation Army Beijing Branch", this poster was given by the Beijing
Revolution Committee to the Liberation Army Beijing Branch. The picture
depicts Young Mao giving a speech. On the lower corner, a Mao's Excerpt
was quoted, it states the following: "Sharing the same steps is the
only ensured way to success". The picture, as evidenced by the lower
writing in red, states, "Mao in GuiDong ShanTai, 1928, Announced
'Three Regulations and ...click for details |
C2087 |
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During Cultural Revolution, prior to the capture of "Gang
of Four," Madam Mao, as depicted in this poster, was known as the Mao's
best student. In this extremely rare poster image, Madam Mao, also referred
as Jiang Qing, is seen raising Mao's little Red Book, in Cultural Revolution
Uniform and People's Liberation Army hat. On the lower side, the title of
the poster states the following: "Learn from Jiang Qing! Pay Respect
to Comrade Jiang Qing". From the Editor's office of "Factory Worker,
Farme ...click
for details |
| C2136 |
Cultural Revolution Red Book - Nanking 4
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We obtained this series of Cultural Revolution Mao’s
Red Book during a buying trip in NanKing, a city in Central Eastern China.
This Red book was printed in November 1968, edited by People’s Liberation
Army Main Political Division, distributed by XinHua Bookstore, and printed
by HaiMen Town Publishing House. On the second page of this red book,
it states “United the World Proletarian Class”. |
| C2197 |
Cultural
Revolution Sculpture: Lei Feng |
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Cultural Revolution Sculpture: Lei Feng with Mao's writing
"Study from Comrade Lei Feng". |
| C2178 |
Mao and his successor HuaGuoFeng
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Towards the end of Cultural Revolution, China went through
an extremely embarrassing stage whereby a useless leader was appointed
by Mao. Mao, realizing his deteriorating health problems, identified a
man named HuaGuoFeng to succeed him. Hua had little political experience
and at the time was a vice governor of HuNan province, where Mao grew
up. No one not even within Mao's circles thought of Hua as a likely candidate,
however, Hua was trusted by Mao and was appointed to be the next chairman.
Hi ...click for details |
| C2118 |
Red Army and Three Peasants
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Part of early ignition for Cultural Revolution
movement was the introduction of ly revised and politically motivated
Peking Opera. Total of 8 most famous Peking Opera were created under Madam
Mao, also known as Jing Qing’s direction. Mao’s evaluation
of good vs. bad Peking Opera is whether Peking Opera serves socialism
or capitalism. Does it serve the workers, peasants and soldiers or oppose
them; does it take the road of Marxism-Leninism or the road of revisionism?
Jing Qing embarked on her ...click for details |
| C2048 |
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Mao and his words - Vintage Cultural Revolution Plate,
made in 1968
Size: Diameter 8.5" |
| C2045 |
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Mao and his words - Vintage Cultural Revolution Plate,
made in 1968
Size: Diameter 11.75" |
| C2009 |
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This rare poster of Mao’s head shot is a block
print, a very unusual type of prints. The design was done by the red guards
from “Jing-Gung-Shan Jian-Yuan.” A limited edition developed during the
Cultural Revolution era (1966 – 1976), this print has the following sentence
written in blue: “People from Jiang Gang Shan shall be loyal to Chairman
Mao forever”. Following the sentence, it was signed “designed and produced
by Jian-Yuan Jing-Gang-Shan Red Guard Army Unit”. A true collector’s item.
Size: 15.16” (L) by 21.06” (W)
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| C2139 |
Cultural Revolution Red Book - Nanking 7
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We obtained this series of Cultural Revolution Mao’s
Red Book during a buying trip in NanKing, a city in Central Eastern China.
This Red Book, judging by the stamps inside of the cover, was given to
students who graduated from NanKing Machinery Professional school on December
30, 1968. These students became the first graduating class from NanKing
Machinery Professional School. The book was edited by the People’s
Liberation Army Main Political Department, distributed by XinHua Publishing
Hous ...click for details |
| C2138 |
Cultural Revolution Red Book - Nanking 6
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We obtained this series of Cultural Revolution Mao’s
Red Book during a buying trip in NanKing, a city in Central Eastern China.
On the front page of this red book, in stamp it states the following:
“Wish Chairman Mao Live to be thousands of years old. Sailing in
the Great Sea relies on a helmsman, To Comrade Qiou Ding Fei. NanKing
No. 2 Pharmaceutical Company. On the back of the red book, it states the
following: “Red Chairman Mao’s Book, Listen to Mao’s
Words, Follow Chairman Mao’s Direction ...click
for details |
| C2137 |
Cultural Revolution Red Book - Nanking 5
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We obtained this series of Cultural Revolution Mao’s
Red Book during a buying trip in NanKing, a city in Central Eastern China.
On the fourth page of this red book, it printed the following: “Great
Teacher, Great Leader, Great Commander, and Great Helmsman. Long Live
Chairman Mao, Long Long Live Chairman Mao.” Sign: “Lin Biao”.
Interesting thing about this red book is that the fact that Lin Biao’s
name was crossed out by the original owner of this red book, signifying
the change in the political ...click for details
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C2159 |
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Chinese
New Year Propaganda Poster |
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This poster was often seen in the late 70s and early 80s
in rural parts of China during each Chinese New Year. Many motifs were employed
in this rather complex and vibrant painting. Titled “Playing with
Harvesting Peach”, this poster features a chubby kid holding a peach,
,while being surrounded by quite a few peaches. This was a quite Chinese
New Year popular image back in the 70th and 80th in the rural parts of China.
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C2157 |
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Chinese
New Year Propoganda Poster |
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This poster was often seen in the late 70s and early 80s
in rural parts of China during each Chinese New Year. Many motifs were employed
in this rather complex and vibrant painting. The chubby kid holding a fish,
and on the bottom of the poster it states, “Happiness are like the
Eastern Sea”, a phrase used to describe the abundant happiness and
good luck in the coming year. A quiite popular image back in the 70th and
80th, it has lost some of its charm in today’s age, some say it has
to do wi ...click for details |
C2083 |
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Korean
War Military Poster - Huang Ji Guang |
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This poster portrays "Huang Ji Guang", a Korean
war hero from China. During Korean War, Chinese government sent armies to
North Korea to fight American and South Koreans, many are untrained. Huang
Ji Guang, a solider who's task is to bomb a U.S. army pillbox, carried out
a suicide mission by blocking bullets with his own body. His "heroic"
behavior was praised and made into movies. This poster was used in conjunction
with elementary Chinese textbook and distributed by Shanghai education departme
...click for details |
C2089
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Chinese
Propaganda Poster - HuoYuanJia |
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This Ku Fu fighting poster titled “Huo Yuan Jia Fighting
One Arm Man” is a famous scene from a movie that was produced after
the Cultural Revolution, in praise of national pride. Huo Yuan Jia was a
national hero during the 1920s and he led his Ku Fu students to fight foreign
invasions in his hometown area. The artist’s name is Liu Qi Wen. Published
by HeBei Art Publishing House, Printed by HeBei XiHua Printing Company,
and Distributed by HeBei XiHua Bookstore. This is a first edition created
in June 1985. 350,000 copies were printed. Size: 30.25" L by 20.75"
W. |
| C2075
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Large
Cultural Revolution Mao Bronze Statue
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This large full length Mao's statue in bronze weighs 7
pounds heavy. This Cultural Revolution Mao’s full size bronze statue
has seen its age, however is still in decent shape. In this bronze statue,
Mao is wearing the army general's full-length coat, with his arms folded
in the back. Size: height 19", base width 4", base length 4".
Weight: 13 pounds. |
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Palestine
"Eyes Only for the Homeland" |
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A foreign import, this propaganda poster has its own special
historical place. Palestine, prior to establishing an embassy in China in
1994-1995, its diplomatic department was called "P.L.O. Business Department".
This poster, distributed by P.L.O Mission located in Beijing, depicts two
Palestinians with such tag line of "Palestine Eyes Only for the Home
Land". The paper this poster printed on is extra thick and this poster
is good condition. Size: 30" L by 21" W. |
C2156 |
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Chinese
New Year Propoganda Poster |
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This poster was often seen in the late 70s and early 80s
in rural sides of China during each Chinese New Year. Many motifs were employed
in this rather complex and vibrant painting. Ruyi, Peach, Fish and the fruit
of “Buddha’s Hand”, are all symbols of Longevity. The
chubby kid holding a peach while wearing a necklace that said “Live
to be one hundred years” symbolizes longevity and was a quite popular
image back then. Now with the obesity problem among Chinese children, this
image has lost it ...click for details |
| C2012 |
Cultural
Revolution Poster #12 |
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This vintage poster had Mao’s handwriting and one of his
favorite sentences written on it. “Serve the People”, it said. One of the
most famous sentences from the red book, this “Serve the People” poster
by Mao was likely hung at a company’s receptionist area, as it was a quite
fashionable and politically correct thing to do.
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Cultural Revolution Poster - Happy Olden Days
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This Chinese propaganda poster distributed by Beijing
Population and Planned Parenthood Center is tiled "Happy Olden Days'.
Distributed by Chinese Population Control Planning and Research center,
this poster depicts that a three generation family, an elder lady, presumably
the grandma, surrounded by her daughter-in-law and her two kids. During
the mid seventies, shortly before the end of Cultural Revolution, Chinese
government decided that the rate that Chinese population was growing would
impac ...click for details |
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Cultural Revolution Propaganda Kid Poster
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Published by Beijing Parenthood Planning Office, this
propaganda poster was issued after China has started to implement the
one child policy. In this adorable picture, a kid is reading a comic book
on Class Struggle, while in her background is a picture of Lei Feng that
is titled "Study from Lei Feng". Lei Feng, a said PLA hero who
sacrificed himself for the good of others. The poster is titled "Study
well". Right next to the three large letters, it is a rhyming poem
that said roughly the follow ...click for details
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Chinese Chubby Kid Poster
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This Chinese propaganda poster features a chubby healthy
Chinese kid playing a toy and putting pieces together. Titled "Step
by Step", this non political themed poster was a reflection of changes
in Chinese political atmosphere shortly after Chinese Cultural Revolution.
Post Cultural Revolution, school education system was re-established,
and kids are returning to school. There was an re-emphasis in school education
and one child policy. The chubby kid image was one that advocated by the
Chinese ...click for details |
| C2188 |
Mao's Red Book - Mao's Theory Excerpt
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Rare Mao's Excerpt printed in Beijing in 1967. With
Lin Biao's prologue and what likely to be an army official's signature,
indicating the book once belonged to someone named Liu Donog Mei. Published
by People's Publishing House, Reprinted by People's Liberation Army Artillery
Division Political Office. Printed by Beijing Xin Hua Printing company.
This red book was a second edition from the original edition of 1964.
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Propaganda Poster - "Must Liberate Taiwan".
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Titled "Must Liberate Taiwan", this Chinese
propaganda poster depicts a group of people, some are Liberation Army
soldiers and others are ordinary citizens, their determined look indicated
their strong desire to take over Taiwan. Priced at 17 Chinese cents at
the time, this poster had a stamp that said "Invalidated". This
poster was developed by NanKing Chinese PLA air force and distributed
by Shanghai People's Art Publishing House. To today's date, Chinese policy
still regards Taiwan as part of ...click for details
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Cultural
Revolution Poster - Peking Opera scene |
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This unusual and rare poster is a photo taken from one
of the eight Peking Operas advocated by Jing Qing, or known as Madam Mao
during Cultural Revolution. This was a scene from an Opera named "Smart
Conquering WeiHu Mountain", From scene number 8. Titled Contemporary
Revolution PeKing Opera, this poster not only captured a well known moment
from the climax of the show, but also the actual lyrics and rhymes of
the song sung at the show. Most if not all people who had gone through
Cultural Revolu ...click for details |
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Cultural Revolution Children's Play 2
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Titled the "Red Flowers of the Steppe", this
poster comes in a pair and consists of a scenes from a very famous children's
play during Cultural Revolution. The story took place in Inner Mongolia
and it involves two "revolution" children fighting the "bad"
guys, who owned an evil hawk and suppressed people by taking over their
lands and not feed his farmers. This strategically planned children's
play had several propaganda messages: 1) This story took place in Inner
Mongolia, a Chinese minority ...click for details
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Cultural Revolution Children's Play
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Titled the "Red Flowers of the Steppe", this
poster comes in a pair and consists of a scenes from a very famous children's
play during Cultural Revolution. The story took place in Inner Mongolia
and it involves two "revolution" children fighting the "bad"
guys, who owned an evil hawk and suppressed people by taking over their
lands and not feed his farmers. This strategically planned children's
play had several propaganda messages: 1) This story took place in Inner
Mongolia, a Chinese minority ...click for details
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Cultural Revolution School Poster
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This school poster developed in the 70s showed two kids
looking at flowers, and the title of the poster is "This is really
interesting". Meant as a school classroom poster, this painting portrays
two school kids enjoying a bit of nature. A rare non political poster
from the era. |
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Cultural Revolution Poster - My Childhood
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During Cultural Revolution, Mao initiated the activity
of class struggle. The country started to have "class struggle"
sessions whereby an elder person would host these sessions by talking
about the suppressed lives they led during the days before the People's
Republic of china. Furthermore, wax museums were established to demonstrate
people's lives before Mao's army came to the rescue. Day trips were organized
around the country's schools for school kids to visit these wax museums
with portraya ...click for details |
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Chinese One Child Policy Propaganda Poster
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This poster featured a chubby kid smiling into a picture.
Titled Happiness, this image intends to paint a picture of one child policy
results to a happy child. Unfortunately, in reality, every year many born
girls are abandoned by their parents in China, and is becoming quite an
international issue. |
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Cultural Revolution Children Calendar Poster
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This poster is a 1973 Calendar featuring Chinese kids
out in the play field, playing Ping Pong and having fun. Named “Extra
curricular activities”, this poster features a group of kids, some
are Han Chinese and others are Minority Chinese all playing together,
depicting the message of the country’s unity. The author’s
name is Tiao Tiao. |
| C2106 |
Young Mao and his formal wife YangKaiHui
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A political propaganda poster, this image
depicts a young Mao and his formal wife YangKaiHui titled "War Comrades".
Just before the end of Cultural Revolution, JiangQing, Madam Mao, also
Mao's last wife, who was later sentenced to life imprisonment and called
"the White Ghost), as a key member of "Gang of Four" was
captured. To disassociate Jing and the beloved Mao, at the time, the Central
government decided to issue posters depicting Mao's relationship with
one of his formal wives, named YangK ...click for
details |
| C2093 |
Cultural Revolution Poster - Victory
Ahead
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Titled “Victory Ahead”, this
poster features Mao, ZhouEnLai and ZhuDe in Xi Bo Pu during the early
civil war era. Created by Qi Jie and Fei Zheng, published by People’s
Art Publishing House, Si Chuan People’s publishing house, and printed
by ChongQing Printing house and distributed by Si Chuan XiHua Bookstore,
this poster was first printed in December 1977 and again in February 1978.
Total of 100,000 copies were ever printed. A politically correct poster
for the era, this picture distorted the a ...click
for details |
| C2100 |
People's Liberation Army Poster
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Titled "To the People's Liberation
Army Beijing Branch", this poster was given by the Beijing Revolution
Committee to the Liberation Army Beijing Branch. The picture depicts Young
Mao giving a speech. On the lower corner, a Mao's Excerpt was quoted,
it states the following: "Sharing the same steps is the only ensured
way to success". The picture, as evidenced by the lower writing in
red, states, "Mao in GuiDong ShanTai, 1928, Announced 'Three Regulations
and Eight Points'". Mao's announcement at ...click
for details |
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Cultural Revolution - Mao and Big
Letter s
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Titled “Mao leading us moving forward
successfully”, this poster features Mao reading the Big Letter s
of Mao’s theory, pasted on the board, in front of what appears to
be a factory. On the board, One can read the small prints of Mao’s
Articles which were excerpts from the Red Book. For example, a line says
“Deeper the criticism of Capitalism”. This poster is a second
edition, and published by ShangHai People’s Publishing House in
December 1971. Size: 28" L by 21" W. |
| C2084 |
Propaganda Poster - Army Dependents
1966
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Titled "Raise
Mao's Theory Great Red Flag and March ahead Fearlessly," this
poster was a gift to "Glories" People's Liberation Army Dependents,
from Beijing Eastern City District People's Committee on the Year day
in 1966. The poster is originated from an oil painting by an artist named
Bao Jia. In the writing in Black, it notes
that the painting describes a scene where Mao was giving a speech to Chinese
Communist Youth Representative Committee's 9th Annual meeting. Clicked
for details.. Size: 20.5" L by 15" W. |
| C2054 |
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Distributed internally amongst only a selected group of
communist party members in July 1966, this red book was published by the
head of People's Liberation Army. Though well used judging by the pages
within the red book, it has retained a quality certificate, as shown at
the back of the red book, indicating that this book has been thoroughly
reviewed to prevent missing or misplaced pages. Contact address information
was also provided in this small slip. |
| C2015 |
Cultural
Revolution Poster #15 |
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During the Cultural Revolution, one of the
tasks under Chairman Mao’s leadership was to develop a generation by sending
them to work in the farms while they were in still school. They started
students from elementary school, from Grade 1 on. Heck, I should know, during
my first year in school, at age 5, I was sent down to pick green tea leaves
in the nearby farm land. Luckily that ended along with Cultural Revolution
in the late 1970’s. In this poster, it featured a grown man carrying a hoe,
and standing next to him, two young kids. The message read the following:
“Study half time, Work in the farm half time will create a generation.”
Size 18.31” (L) by 14.76” (W)
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| C2025 |
Cultural
Revolution Poster #21
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If Cultural revolution
was a popular tourist attraction, then this poster would have been a local
specialty one should never miss in getting. This quintessential
Cultural Revolution poster depicted an image familiar to those who had gone
through the Cultural Revolution either as a red guard, or someone who were
the target of the red guards. |
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Cultural Revolution Military Red Book
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This unusual red book is titled "Military Excerpts",
inside there are photos of Marx, Stalin and Lenin. An book on Communism
point of view on military strategy and philosophy, this red book was published
by the Chinese People's Liberation Army Science School, and printed by
the 2nd Printing Company in 1977, this is a red book that is full of military
quotes and communists view on war, and is rarely seen on the market today.
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Cultural Revolution Red Book - Nanking 3
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We obtained this series of Cultural Revolution Mao’s
Red Book during a buying trip in NanKing, a city in Central Eastern China.
On the second page of the Mao’s Red book, it had been stamped with
the following: “Sail the great sea it relies on a helmsman, Continue
with Revolution it requires Mao’s Theory.” On the second line,
it says to “Qiou Ding Fen”. On the third line, it says: “NanKing
No. 2 Pharmaceutical Company March 1969. On the back of this red book,
it indicated that this red book was ...click for
details |
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Chinese Avant-Garde CR Painting 7
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Titled "The Big Poster", this painting portrays
a group of Red Guards posting the words of "Serve the People"
onto the wall. Size: 13" by 13". |
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Chinese School Classroom Education Poster |
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Titled "Morning Study", this Chinese school
children poster features a young girl studying - of all things, an English
text book. A rare non political Chinese school kids poster from the late
70s, this type of posters usually hang in Chinese classrooms. Her attire
is of typical Chinese kids in the late 70s and early 80's. |
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Chinese Avant-Garde CR Painting 13 |
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We refer this painting as "Why
not Me?". The painting vividly depicts a group of kids who are not
privileged to become a red guard, largely due to their family background.
Size: 13" by 13". |
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Cultural
Revolution Ceramics Mao's Plate |
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This large Mao's plate measures 8.5" tall by 5.5"
wide by 1.7" deep. Weight: 3 pounds. The quotation of Mao stated
the following: "the world is yours and ours, but in the end it will
be yours. You young people are like the rising sun from Morning 8 and
9 O'clock. May the hope be on your side." This excerpt came from
Mao's conference with Chinese students studying abroad in Moscow in November
17th, 1957. On the other side is a quotation from Lin Biao and Mao's excerpt,
stating "Class struggle is ...click
for details |
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Cultural Revolution Red Book Mao's Poems |
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This very unusual red book was a rare collectable even
during the Cultural Revolution. Titled “Chairman Mao’s poems”,
this red book starts with a Lin Biao's prologue, which in itself a rarity.
The prologue reads as follows: “Sailing the ocean requires a great
helmsman, Revolution relies on the study of Mao Ze Dong’s theory”.
This is the origin of the title “Great Helmsman” used to describe
Mao. But that is just the beginning. In this rare Mao’s poetry red
book, in addition to prints of actua ...click for
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Cultural Revolution Poster Mao and Child
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This poster features Mao holding a child standing in
the Tian An Men square. A rare and historical poster. A propoganda message
to show Mao's loving relationship with Chinese youth. |
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Cultural Revolution Ballet Dance |
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This famous picture is taken out from the Red Detachment.
During Cultural Revolution, 8 Revolutionary Operas were hand picked by
Madam Mao, used as propaganda shows to advocate Mao's Class Struggle movement.
Of the 8 Operas, one of the most well known ones is the Red Detachment,
featuring a group of female Red Army soldiers fighting against those who
suppressed the working class. This picture is from the finale where triumphs
were had by the Red Army Detachment. The poster is titled Contemporar
...click for details |
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Chinese Avant-Garde CR Painting 11 |
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We refer this painting as "The Class Struggle in
Session". Size: 13" by 13". |
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Cultural Revolution Military Practice Poster |
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Titled "Ordinary Citizens and PLA soldiers military
practice wall hanging", this poster depicts a group of what seem
to be farmers, factory workers and a People's Liberation Army solider,
their stern looks indicated that they are in the middle of military practice.
In the background are military planes flying high on the sky. What is
interesting about this image is that the portrayer of these citizens and
PLA solider intentionally included two women, advocate the concept of
"women can hold half of the sky" by Mao Ze Dong. Developed by
Beijing Military Commander office, this poster was published in 1972,
the heat of "Cultural Revolution".
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Cultural Revolution Poster Yang Kia Hui
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This poster features Mao's first wife Yang Kai Hui facing
her enemies and fighting back. Mao's first wife Yang Kai Hui died during
the civil war. Mao's last wife Jiang Qing enjoyed a long political life,
riding the high of Mao's chairmanship, until she was denounced a treason
and blamed for the many deaths as a result of the Cultural Revolution.
Subsequently, propaganda posters developed by the central government portrayed
Mao's real wife being Yang Kai Hui, who died many decades ago, in an effo
...click for details |
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Victory
for Palestinians - Propaganda Poster |
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A foreign import, this propaganda poster has its own special
historical place. Palestine, prior to establishing an embassy in China in
1994-1995, its diplomatic department was called "P.L.O. Business Department".
This poster, distributed by P.L.O Mission located in Beijing, is titled
" Victory for the Palestinians" The paper this poster printed
on is extra thick and this poster is great condition. Size: 30" L by
21" W. |
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Cultural Revolution Red Book - Nanking 2 |
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We obtained this series of Cultural Revolution Mao’s
Red Book during a buying trip in NanKing, a city in Central Eastern China.
This Cultural Revolution Red book was printed on March 2nd, 1969. On the
second page of the book, it states, “Unite the Proletarian class
From the All Around the World”. |
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Propaganda
Poster - Children's Whisper |
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Post Cultural
Revolution, prior to the present economical development China is experiencing,
in the mid eighties, there had been a surge of rising interest paid to children's
development. As Chinese government tightened its one child policy, a number
of propaganda posters featuring happy, chubby kids surfaced on the market,
often distributed around "Children's Holiday" on June 1st, these
images represented the mindset of the central government at the mid 80s
where healthy happy children are a p ...click for details
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Cultural Revolution Poster - Learn
from Jiang Qing |
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During Cultural Revolution,
prior to the capture of "Gang of Four," Madam Mao, as depicted
in this poster, was known as the Mao's best student. In this extremely
rare poster image, Madam Mao, also referred as Jiang Qing, is seen raising
Mao's little Red Book, in Cultural Revolution Uniform and People's Liberation
Army hat. On the lower side, the title of the poster states the following:
"Learn from Jiang Qing! Pay Respect to Comrade Jiang Qing".
From the Editor's office of "Factory Worker, Farmer and The People's
Liberation Army Art News Paper," this poster was priced at 3 Chinese
Cents. Click for details.... |
| C2021 |
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Mint
condition porcelain candy jar
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This round candy jar is a
souvenir item made by the Jian-Xi Province Revolutionary
Committee, a division of Jian-xi army district, in 1968. The Revolutionary
Committee was the equivalent of the provincial government during the Cultural
Revolution. Our sources who experienced the Cultural Revolution have told
us that during the Cultural Revolution the officials of the provincial government
were either arrested or sent to Revolution School to get reeducated by the
Red Guards. Meanwhile, the Revolutionary Committee was formed to replace
the original provincial government. We are delighted
to find that this candy jar is in mint condition, almost as good as new.
Size: height 4.91", diameter 5.12", base diameter 3.15", inner diameter
4.33". |
| C2024 |
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Cultural
Revolution Poster #20
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This large propaganda poster design was first
published in February 1962 by Shanghai Xi-Hua printing house,
written by an author named "Ha Jing Wen". This poster was
printed by Shanghai No. 1 Printing Company five years later
in February 1966, just in time for China's Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution.
As evidenced on the lower right corner of this poster, only 100,000 copies
were ever printed, sold for a price of 11 Chinese "fen", or cents,
during that period. Forty years later, this poster, though showing its age,
still evokes an era when anti-American sentiment was brewing, and a propaganda
war was ignited throughout China. In red large characters, were four words
that said the following "America Imperialism must
be defeated." |
| C2004 |
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Cultural
Revolution Poster #4 - Mao and Lin |
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This is yet another Cultural Revolution poster
from 1967. Featuring Mao and Lin Biao jointly reviewing the People’s Liberation
Army parade at the top of the Tiananmen square stadium, which is part of
the Forbidden City. At the bottom of the poster, it was dated October 1,
1967. October 1st is the Chinese national day. Since Lin Biao’s fatal escape,
posters of Mao and Lin Biao together were banned in China, since 1969, making
this an extremely rare item. If you are collecting Cultural Revolution memorabilia,
this large size poster is a must have. Size: 21.06” (L) by 15.16” (W) |
| C2072 |
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Cultural
Revolution Sitting Mao Statue |
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One of the most extraordinary Mao Bronze statues we have
in our collection, this statue was most likely produced in the mid 1960’s.
Weighs 6.5 pounds heavy, this Sitting Mao Bronze statue is in excellent
condition. In this unusual sitting Mao bronzes statue, it vividly depicts
a familiar Chairman Mao image: featuring Mao sitting on an armchair, with
legs crossed, and arms resting on the chair. His stern look is the one image
that made billion Chinese afraid. We feel that the digital images cannot
do the justice of the exquisite artisanship this statue exudes. This special
Cultural Revolution collector’s item makes a wonderful item to be
studied up close. Size: 4" Wide by 8" Long by 11.3" Tall.
Weigh: 6.5 pounds. |
| C2006 |
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Cultural
Revolution Poster #6 - Mao |
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To those who lived through Cultural Revolution
in its entirety, this would be a familiar image. Commonly referred as “the
four greatness”, this large Cultural Revolution poster from the late 1960’s
has the following words written below “Our great teacher, great leader,
great general, and great helmsman”. And the second line it said “Long live
Chairman Mao”. Note the red armband Mao was wearing, another product of
Cultural Revolution. Size: 21.06” (L) by 15.16” (W)
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| C2080 |
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Cultural
Revolution - Porcelain Candy Jar |
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This Cultural Revolution era porcelain
jar features Mao and Lin Biao being photoed together on one side and another
side is Mao's theory excerpt. On the top of the jar it states "Wish
Chairman Mao live to tens of thousands years of age". On the bottom
of this candy jar, it states "In memory of Factory Revolution Committee".
Dates: October 1967. Size: 5.5" Tall by 4.5" Diameter. Weigh:
3.5 pounds. Item is in good condition. |
| C2043 |
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Size: 5.25" (height) by 3" (diameter) |
| C2059 |
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Mao's
Red Book with Lin Biao's Prologue |
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There were many Mao's
red books, however one with Lin Biao's prologue is a rarity.By
1971 the majority of items depicting Mao and Lin Biao together were confiscated
because of Lin's fall from power and his death while allegedly fleeing
to Russia. The circumstances of Lin's fall and his death are still in
dispute, but he was declared a traitor and removed from memory, erased
from official photographs and histories. By 1978, the government issued
a law requiring all citizens to turn in their Cultural Revolution items
to designated central recycling centers, and most of these items were
destroyed. As a result, genuine items depicting Lin and Mao together are
few and far between. This red book containing more than one quotations
from Lin Biao and makes a wonderful Cultural Revolution Memorabilia item. |
| C2107 |
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Cultural Revolution Poster - Mao
and his successor HuaGuoFeng |
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Towards the end of Cultural
Revolution, China went through an extremely embarrassing stage whereby
a useless leader was appointed by Mao. Mao, realizing his deteriorating
health problems, identified a man named HuaGuoFeng to succeed him. Hua
had little political experience and at the time was a vice governor of
HuNan province, where Mao grew up. No one not even within Mao's circles
thought of Hua as a likely candidate, however, Hua was trusted by Mao
and was appointed to be the next chairman....click
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C2102 |
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Cultural
Revolution Poster - Study LeiFeng |
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In this poster, it depicts a little girl holding a book
called "Study LeiFeng's story". LeiFeng, a familiar heroic figure
to millions of Chinese, is known to be someone who was a People's Liberation
Army soldier who died on duty. He was known for keeping a dairy, in his
dairy, there were many stories of him helping other people. Politicians
used his stories to educate people and encourage billions of Chinese to
"Learn from LeiFeng", and "Be the new LeiFeng". Each
company and ...click for details |
C2099 |
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Revolution
Poster - Realize One Child Policy |
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A no longer used terminology, "For Revolution"
was a common phrase used by the government and people throughout the late
70's in China. This poster, titled" For Revolution, One must Get Married
Later and Implement Planned Parenthood". "Planned Parenthood"
was a code phrase used to refer to One the Child Policy. This rare poster,
as evidenced by the writing on the lower hand corner, was published by Shang-Xi
province Lin Fen county "Revolution Health Department", and was
once posted in front of L ...click for details |
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Cultural Revolution Army Propaganda
Poster
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Titled “Expand Revolution Tradition,
Improve the construction of building People’s Army”. In small
characters, it states “In memory of Chairman Mao’s direction
for expansion of building of People’s Army 20th Anniversary”.
Created by HuaBei People’s Army Editor’s Department. As part
of brainwash activity, Mao encouraged all citizen’s to learn from
the People’s Liberation Army and set up People’s Army. This
poster depicts one male and female farmer / people’s Army, holding
guns and other weaponrie ...click for details |
| C2090 |
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Cultural Revolution Poster - Young
Pioneers |
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Titled “In the Wind and Waves We
Train Ourselves to Have Red Heart”. Created by Gao Er Yu, Zong Weng
Long and Liang Ping Bo, this poster was published by People’s Art
Publishing House and published by Beijing People’s Printing Company
in September 1976 as a second edition. Total of 500,000 copies were printed.
During Cultural Revolution, Mao encouraged people, especially young generations
to be just like the People’s Liberation Army people, an attempt
to brainwash young people at early on. Size: ...click
for details |
C2088 |
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Chinese
Propaganda Poster - Young Students |
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This poster portraits two kids wearing Young Pinoneer’s
red scarves, raising their heads, pledging legends to the communist China.
In the background is the TianAnMen square. The red characters states the
following: “Love your country, Love your people, Love Chinese Communist
Country, Study Hard, Every days goes Upward”. Created by Zhao De Ren,
Published by People’s Art Publishing House and click
for details... |
| C2075
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Large
Cultural Revolution Mao Bronze Statue
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This large full length Mao's statue in bronze weighs 7
pounds heavy. This Cultural Revolution Mao’s full size bronze statue
has seen its age, however is still in decent shape. In this bronze statue,
Mao is wearing the army general's full-length coat, with his arms folded
in the back. Size: height 13", base width 2.5", base length 2.5".
Weight: 7 pounds. |
| C2028 |
Cultural
Revolution Poster #21A
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"All Counter
Revolutionaries are Paper Tigers!" Paper Tiger
- "Translation - A Chinese
expression first used by Chairman Mao. A person, country, etc. that appears
outwardly powerful or important but is actually weak or ineffective."
- The Oxford English Dictionary.
This unique poster carries a familiar phrase, "paper
tiger", first coined by Mao during the Cultural Revolution. This
poster depicts three strong fists and arms aimed at two cartoon-like characters.
The three arms and fists symbolized people of the world, as evidenced by
the three different skin colors. One character is labeled "Capitalism",
the second is labeled "Imperialism" and the
third is unlabelled. In the background there are many more arms and fists. |
| C2005 |
Cultural
Revolution Poster #5 - Mao and Lin
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This large Mao and Lin Biao poster
featured Mao and Lin Biao walking together. And on the bottom it said the
following “ Our greatest leader chairman Mao and his dearest comrade Lin
Biao together.” Poster of such content, after Lin Biao’s fatal attempt to
escape Mao and Lin's sudden plane crash were banned in China, making this
a true collector’s item. Size: 21.06” (L) by 15.16” (W)
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| C2007 |
Cultural
Revolution Poster #7 - Mao
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Many people have become fond of
the PLA (People’s Liberation Army) outfits, which by the way we shall be
stocking all PLA items very shortly. This large Cultural Revolution poster
featuring Mao wearing a long PLA coat, a PLA hat, and the army boots. This
picture was taken at the Tiananmen Square stadium, judging by the background
of the People’s Congress of China, which is located across from the Square.
On the bottom of this poster, the most common used phrase was written: “Long
live Our dearest Chairman Mao”. Size: 21.06” (L) by 15.16” (W)
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| C2012 |
Cultural
Revolution Poster #12 |
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This vintage poster had Mao’s handwriting and
one of his favorite sentences written on it. “Serve the People”, it said.
One of the most famous sentences from the red book, this “Serve the People”
poster by Mao was likely hung at a company’s receptionist area, as it was
a quite fashionable and politically correct thing to do.
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| C2014 |
Cultural
Revolution Poster #14
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This is one of my personal favorites.
A cute young girl had her hands up, almost in a surrendering position, in
front of her a basin of water, and a little duckling. In white under the
picture the sentence read, “Before you eat and after you take a dump, you
need to wash your hands.” I could make the translation less direct, but
it would lose its meaning. This overly direct message was yet another byproduct
of Cultural Revolution, where all the subtlety were taken out and left with
nothing but bluntness. Size: 21.06” (L) by 15.16” (W)
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| C2016 |
Cultural
Revolution Poster #16
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Almost echoing the Cultural Revolution
Poster #15, titled “Study half time, work in the farm half time will create
a new generation.”, this vintage poster stated the following: “You need
to do work that requires physical strength, and have literary ability in
order to perform revolution.” The little boy in the picture carried a bag
that had four very popular words on it, it translates into “every day you
need to go upwards”, referring to the revolutionary spirit. Size 18.31”
(L) by 14.76” (W)
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| C2017 |
Cultural
Revolution Poster #17
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This post-Cultural Revolution
period poster came from a textbook insert developed by Shanghai Educational
Publishing Company in 1978. A Chinese composition class material, it was
developed for the elementary school students in Shanghai, seen in Chinese
textbook, 7th series. The author is “Sheng Dan”. On the bottom of the poster,
it reads “The little wind mill blowing. Write a text based on the scene.
In parenthesis, it stated “Basic training.” Given it was right after the
Cultural Revolution, many textbooks geared towards being politically correct
and overly rudimentary. The country was still going through shocks, and
education at the time was not a priority. Size 18.31” (L) by 14.76” (W)
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| C2018 |
Cultural
Revolution Poster #19
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This poster is titled "Finish
your homework before you play." Part of creation of Cultural Revolution
is the promotion of pure goodness of a society. This Children's poster reflected
the mentality then. The chalkboard had two phrases written that were recited
and known to all the school children of this generation. It means "Study
well, and every day goes upwards." This is a piece of familiar history that
will be remembered by all old or young Chinese who lived their lives through
Cultural Revolution. . Size 18.31" (L) by 14.76" (W) |
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Rare Cultural Revolution Oval shaped Porcelain Penholder |
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This oval shaped large porcelain
penholder is in mint condition and considered an extreme rarity among people
who are familiar with Cultural Revolution memorabilia. As evidenced in the
photos, the front of this penholder features a picture of Mao and Lin Biao.
The red characters just below the photo state the following: "Chairman Mao
and his close war comrade Lin Biao reviewing the great army of the Cultural
Revolution". Below the large red characters is a picture of Chan-An Street,
the most well known boulevard in Beijing, which crosses Tiananmen Square
and adjoins the People's Congress of China, and number of red flags and
pine trees that symbolized "Long Live Chairman Mao". Size: height 11.22";
outer diameter 1 (measured from the longest outer two points) 6.50"; out
diameter 2 (measured from the narrowest outer two points) 4.13"; inner diameter
1 (measured from the longest inner two points) 4.92"; inner diameter 2(measured
from the narrowest inner two points) 2.76". |
| C2025 |
Cultural
Revolution round porcelain jewelry box
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The top of this small porcelain
jewelry box depicts Mao and Lin Biao reviewing the Cultural Revolution army
at Tiananmen square. Just below the image the sentence reads "Chairman Mao
and his dear war comrade Lin Biao reviewing the great army of the Cultural
Revolution". The other side of the cover is imprinted with the familiar
slogan to all Chinese who lived through Cultural Revolution: "Manufacturing
industry needs to study Da-Ching, Agricultural industry needs to study Da-Zhai.
Everyone in the country needs to learn from the People's Liberation Army."
In smaller print, it says "excerpt from the Eighth Chinese Communist Party
meeting, the 11th session". As shown in the photo, the bottom of the second
half of the box was imprinted "Jiang-Xi Province Revolution
Committee", the replacement entity for the Jiang-Xi's provincial
government during Cultural Revolution, and the second line imprints "Year
1968". Size: outer diameter 4.31", inner diameter 3.35", tall
1.57". |
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The
People's Liberation Army Air force Skull Hat |
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Cultural Revolution - The People's Liberation
Army Air force Skull Hat. Vintage hat - from 1958 Korean War. Genuine Leather |
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The
Limited Edition Red Book with Cover |
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Printed in April 1964, this first edition red
book is a rare limited edition, to be used EXCLUSIVELY
by the People's Liberation Army, and not to be distributed outside of the
army. Extremely rare. |
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Cultural
Revolution - the Red Book |
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Printed in December 1968, this red book has
a Cultural Revolution committee stamp, and handwriting of a likely red guard. |
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Cultural
Revolution Red Book 2 |
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Printed in July 1968, this red book was published
by the People's Liberation Army, head of Policy department, and printed
by TianJin Publishing House. A small stamp on the second to the last page
showed that it was distributed by division 6 of army Dong Sheng. |
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Cultural
Revolution Red Book 3 |
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Printed in May 1968, this red book was marked
as for "Internal (Communist Party) Study Only" and is considered
a limited edition due to its newest content. It was typical for the Communist
Party to study Mao's latest theory before having the red books be distributed
country wide. |
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Cultural
Revolution Red Book 4 |
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This well used Mao's Red book was
printed in November 1968 in Shanghai People's Publishing House and was distributed
by Central China Defense Industry Policy Center. On the third page of this
red book a small red stamp indicated this book belonged to a red guard with
surname of "Fan". |
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Cultural
Revolution - Porcelain Vase |
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Size: 15" (height) by 8" (Diameter) |
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Cultural
Revolution - Porcelain Vase #2
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Size: 14" (height) by 10 (Diameter) |
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Porcelain
Vase #3 |
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Size: 9.5" (height) by 9" (Diameter) |
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Porcelain
Vase #5 |
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Size: 14" (height) by 5.60" (diameter - Long)
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| C2042
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Large
Porcelain Tea Pot
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Size: 10" (height) by 7.5" (diameter) |
| C2044 |
Cultural
Revolution poster - #18
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Slogan: "Getting Rid of American Invaders
from Southern Vietnam". Stamp: "Invalid". Size 26.5"
by 18.5" |
| C2002 |
Cultural
Revolution Poster #2
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We obtained this vintage poster, but not without
some serious struggle. The seller won’t sell it at first, and we couldn’t
find it elsewhere. It had bunch of angry Chinese, waving various weapons,
and on the bottom it said: “The people from Indo-Zhi-Na countries shall
win, and American capitalism shall be defeated”. We were told that “Indo-Zhi-Na”
referred to three countries in Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Cambodia and Vietnam
respectively. We ended up paying for a lot more than we had budgeted for,
but we really thought it was quite special and deserved a good home for
its uniqueness in history. Size: 45" Long by 31" Wide (114.3 CM Long by
78.74 CM Wide) |
