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The
Central
Sikh
Museum
was
established
by
S.G.P.C.
Sri
Amritsar,
in
1958
Ad.
Many
old
manuscripts
are
displayed
there,
one
is
with
the
signature
of
Sri
Guru
Hargobind
Sahib
Ji
in
the
from
of
Mool
Mantra,
the
wood
comb
of
Sri
Guru
Gobind
Singh,
Kamar
Kasa
(a
cloth
to
tie
around
the
waist),
Gatra
(sword
belt),
the
Dumala's
Chakar
(turban
ring)
of
Baba
Deep
Singh,
the
sword
of
Bhai
Mhetab
Singh
which
he
used
to
beheaded
Massa
Rangarh,
the
sword
of
Maharaja
Ranjit
Singh's
Kamar
Kasa
which
he
used
during
the
battle
of
Kasur,
other
historical
arms,
small
portraits,
the
coins
of
Sikh
rule,
and
the
old
instrument
of
Gurmant
Sangeet
(Sikh
Music).
There
are
various
other
paintings
displayed
in
the
museum
which
depict
the
glorious
Sikh
history.
The
paintings
are
painted
by
eminent
artists
such
as
S.
Sobha
Singh,
S.
Kirpal
Singh,
Master
Gurdit
Singh,
S.
Thakur
Singh,
Sh.
Bodh
Raj,
S.
Amar
Singh,
S.
Mehar
Singh,
S.
Dawinder
Singh,
S.
Amolak
Singh,
S.
Bhupinder
Singh,
S.
Sukhwinder
Singh,
S.
Gurvinder
Pal
Singh.
The
portraits
of
male
and
female
members
of
the
Khalsa
who
laid
down
their
live
in
cause
of
Dharma
(Religion),
got
their
skulls
sawn
off,
got
mounted
on
spiked
wheels,
got
their
bodies
sawn,
made
sacrifices
in
the
service
of
the
shrines
(Gurudwaras),
did
not
betray
their
faith,
sustained
their
adherence
of
the
Sikh
faith
with
sacred
hair
unshorn
here
uptill
their
last
breath,
which
are
painted
by
S.
Kirpal
Singh
are
displayed
here.
Which
are
some
of
the
special
articrafts.
These
portraits
depicted
bravery
of
Singhs,
their
tolerance,
Sikh
history
culture,
traditions
and
sacrifices
made
for
the
independence
of
country
in
a
glorious
manner.
Thus
the
museum
describes
great
Sikh
history
in
the
form
if
these
pictures.