Chuckmuck (length 4 ins) of deeply-corrugated leather; brass mounts on flap consist of various round bosses (mostly missing); two fishes, and a central design, apparently a joss-house or shrine, all engraved and closely resembling those on no. 960 above; suspension-ring of thin brass wire; on front of steel, an inscription (perhaps yung, long-enduring, as on no. 976). Chuckmuck (length 4 ins) of deeply-corrugated leather
Chuckmuck (length 3 7/8 ins) plain, with large heavy brass mounts (two corner-plates, four large bosses, and edge strips), both back and front, all bearing rude decorative engraving. Chuckmuck (length 3 7/8 ins) plain
Chuckmuck (length 4 3/4 ins) of deeply-corrugated leather; three brass mounts on flap; two, on corners, represent bats, very highly conventionalized; one, in centre, a decorative flourish; maker's mark, Wang (king or prince) on front of steel. Chuckmuck (length 4 3/4 ins) of deeply-corrugated leather
Chuckmuck (length 6 1/2 ins); a large and very handsome example, decorated with engraved mounts of silver, identical both back and front; four corner-plates, all in form of a dragon entwined among foliage, admirably engraved in low relief and pierced openwork; in centre of flap, an ornamental flourish (a corresponding flourish missing from back); ring-bar on top also in form of two dragons entwined among foliage; suspension-ring attached thereto of solid silver and ornamental design. Chuckmuck (length 6 1/2 ins); a large and very handsome example
Chuckmuck (length 3 1/3 ins); very similar to no. 967, but larger; similar brass mounts on flap and inscription on front of steel; on top, a small loose ring within the square suspension-ring. China. Chuckmuck (length 3 1/3 ins); very similar to no. 967