File:中華民國之璽 (北洋政府).svg
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中文：“中華民國之璽”。 北洋政府, circa 1912–1928 English: “Seal of the Republic of China”。 Beiyang government, circa 1912–1928 |
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Own work Reference: https://www.sypm.org.cn/product_1/1161617441369063424.html |
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