Type:     Multiplexing Equipments
Maker:     RCA ELECTRIC TUBE, USA
Place Made:     U. S. A.
Date Made:     1960
SIZE:     L26* W26* H29cm
Function/Purpose:     In the 1960s, before satellite communication was developed, this triode was the powerful magnifying component of.....

Inside the character for “longevity,” there appear famous figures and lucky beasts, including the ba xian (the eight immortals) as well as the three immortal chiefs Fu, Lu, and Shou (happiness, prosperity, and longevity). .....

A deer skull obtained in the Institute of History and Philologys 3rd excavation of the Yin ruins in 1929. About ten oracle bone characters comprise the inscription, which is from late Shang period five: a graven record of affairs from the time of Di Yi and Di Xin. ...

The streamers of polychrome satin fabric that hang from the skirt's white cotton waistband are decorated with floral and butterfly patterns. .....

Cheng Ho was a Chinese navigator and diplomat in the 15 th century. Under the aegis of the Ming Emperor, in 1405 Cheng Ho set out with a crew of 27800 and a fleet of more than 100 ships, some as long as 65 meters, on a 2 year ambassadorial mission to visit countries in the West. .....

Humanoid designs can be divided into stone carvings and wooden carvings. The former tends to be less ornate with the original color on the stone retained. While any painting would be very localized, wooden carvings ......

After World War II, Professor Genkei Masamune of Taihoku Imperial University returned to Japan. The Orchidaceae specimens he took back became a part of the botanical collection in Kanagawa Prefectural Museum of Natural History......

The “Chih-fang-shih” section of the “Hsia-kuan” chapter of the Chou li (Rites of Chou) records that the "Chih-fang-shih  ......

This book (金剛般若波羅蜜經) is a woodblock print by the Zifu Temple on Zhongxing Road in Hubei Province. ......

Built in 1693, the St. Philipe was one of the last warship built in the fading golden age of the Spanish Empire. She was richly decorated and carried enormous firepower for her day on three gun-decks. However, the St. Philipe never fought a battle and was scrapped in 1736. ( Scale 1 ： 80 )