Tibetan flint striking case or chuckmuck, late 19th or early 20th century, executed in nickel silver, leather, coral, and steel, having a belt clip in the form of a bat framing a round cabochon red coral stone, suspending a hand woven wheat chain and a leather pouch accented with a nickel silver Fu lion crest and flap ornaments, the flap centering a second round cabochon coral stone, the whole terminating to a curved steel striker, 18.5"l overall; pouch 5"h x 6"w.