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Information about Chinese cash-swords by Justus Doolittle in a 19th (nineteenth) century book.

Description	English: Information about Chinese cash-swords by Justus Doolittle in a 19th (nineteenth) century book.
Date	1868
Source	ChineseMoneyMatters (@huobishi) - “What is commonly called a Cash-sword is considered very efficacious in keeping away evil spirits ... a really formidable weapon, of which the maliciously-disposed spirits are exceedingly afraid!” - Justus Doolittle (Social Life... 1868), pp. 563-5 (Source image 1 / Source image 2).
Author	Justus Doolittle

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