Kabuto - Japan - E2-877 10 Ken Kakifukurin Suji Kabuto w/Gold Family Mon, Maetate Edo Period (1600-1868)
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Edo Period Japanese Kabuto helmet forged from iron with a wooden maetate, 37 cm high, 33 cm wide and 24 cm deep, weighing about 2.9 kg, featuring black and gold lacquer, a gold family crest and Kakifukurin work; fair condition. Material: Forged Iron, Maetate is wood. Condition: Fair condition, see description.
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| Height | 37 |
|---|---|
| Width | 33 |
| Material | Forged Iron, Maetate is wood |
| Origin | Japan |
| Condition | Fair condition, see description |
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