Han "Shi Sheng's Seal" bronze bronze length 1.3 * 1.4 cm cm Taipei National Palace Museum collection copper seal, tile button, button tie, square printing surface, from the top right to read the seal text "Shi Sheng's Seal" four characters. The word "Shi Sheng" is in white text, and the "seal" is in Zhu Wen. The white text strokes are even. This seal is placed in the "book" cabinet of the Qianlong Dynasty of the Qing Dynasty. "Golden Shallot Treasure" is the Qianlong Dynasty to sort out the previous imprints received by the Inner Government. It contains 221 bronze official seals and 1,070 private seals, a total of 1,294 pieces, which are stored in the five black ground gold lacquer dragon pattern drawers of "East", "Wall", "Map", "Book" and "House", and compile the seal according to the collection of each cabinet. The compilation of the catalogue of printed pedigrees begins with the official seal and is followed by the private seal, which may be a reference to the tradition of catalogue of printed pedigree since the Ming Dynasty.
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