“奉”为“奉天”的简写,沈阳的旧称,故奉字贴文物均原为奉天行宫之物,都是依102年前从奉天行宫转移至北平古物陈列所时所贴器物标签而命名。1931年九一八事变以后,日军窥视华北,形势危急。为了使中华民族的珍贵文化遗产免遭战火摧残和日寇掠夺,国内各界有识之士开始酝酿、筹备文物南迁事宜。1933年1月日军攻陷山海关并大举进攻热河后,2月初北京故宫博物院等单位开始分批将文物南迁,第二批开始南迁的文物就包括古物陈列所的文物菁华。数万箱精品文物共分5批南迁,先到上海、南京, “Feng ” for the “Fengtian ” shorthand, the old name of Shenyang, so the postage stickers were originally Fengtian Palace of things, are based 102 years ago from the Fengtian Palace transferred to Peking antiquities display artifacts Tags and named. After the September 18, 1931 incident in 1931, the Japanese army peeked at North China in a critical situation. In order to protect the precious cultural heritage of the Chinese nation from being ravaged by the war and by the Japanese invaders, people of insight from all walks of life in China started to deliberate and prepare for the relocation of cultural relics to the south. After the Japanese army captured the Shanhaiguan Pass and attacked Jehol in January 1933, the Beijing Palace Museum and other units began to relocate to south in batches in early February. The second batch of cultural relics that started to move to the south included the essence of the antiquities on display. Tens of thousands of boxes of cultural relics are divided into 5 groups moved south, first to Shanghai, Nanjing,