Among the reference materials, there was a six-edged iron spring from the Ming Dynasty. It belonged to the scale/weight/ancient power cultural relic category. The price was 360 yuan, the condition was 9.5, the height was 8.7 centimeters, the bottom length was 8.2 centimeters, and the bottom thickness was 5.5 centimeters. The shape was exquisite and rare. There was also an iron hexagon bearing mentioned, but it was not clear that its value was related to the hexagon. If the "six-angle iron cultural relic" here referred to an iron cultural relic with a hexagonal value, no matching information could be found. If it referred to an iron cultural relic with a hexagonal shape, there was a Ming Dynasty hexagonal iron spring for reference. Read more exciting novels for free
The following are some famous iron sword relics: 1. ** Late Spring and Autumn Period Gold Handled Iron Sword **: The hilt is made of gold, and the body of the sword is made of iron. Its structure shows that the Spring and Autumn Period already had the ability to cast iron. It is a very valuable cultural relic. 2. ** Iron sword with jade handle **: Unearthed in 1990 from Tomb 2001 (Tomb of Guo Ji) of Guo State Cemetery in Sanmenxia City, Henan Province. It is a cultural relic of the late Western Zhou Dynasty and is 34.2 cm long. It was the earliest man-made iron product unearthed in China's archaeological excavation. It was known as the "First Sword of China" and pushed China's iron smelting technology forward by 200 years. The sword was made of iron, copper, and jade. The hilt was made of Hetian Sapphire. The hilt was hollow, and a copper core was inserted into it to connect to the body of the sword. The body of the sword was inserted into a leather sheath. There were traces of silk wrapping around the sword. Although the body of the sword had been broken into two pieces and the sheath and the body of the sword were stuck together due to corrosion, it was still of great significance. 3. ** Yanzhou Big Iron Sword (The World's Number One Sword)**: Unearthed in the spring of 1988 in Yanzhou, Shandong Province. It was forged by Jin Yifeng, the governor of Yanzhou, in the 50th year of the Kangxi reign of the Qing Dynasty (1717), to suppress the flood of the Si River. The sword was 7.5 meters long and weighed 1539.8 kilograms. The hilt was cast with inscriptions, and the sword case was cast with a Yazi pattern. The body of the sword was diamond-shaped. It was now collected in Yanzhou Museum in Jining and was a first-class national cultural relic. 4. [Han Dynasty's Worship Sword: The only one left in the world. Although it has been through more than 2,000 years of wind and rain, its appearance is still intact. The equipment, scabbard, and lacquer are almost intact. It is the best preserved Han iron sword in the world.] The scabbard and hilt were made of bamboo. The head, the tan, the handle, and the handle were large and exaggerated, and the carvings were exquisite and vivid. The four pieces of equipment were completely wood carvings, which were completely consistent with the records in Han Shu. They were examples of the known sword. They were national treasures and were now stored in the British Museum. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
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