○Condition: There are scratches and wear due to aging.
Please confirm with photos before bidding and agree to the condition.
Make sure to read the important notes.
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Shipping Details
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Yu-Pack, Size=120
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* Consolidation of items is not accepted due to shipping errors and incidents.
* Size is based on packaging, including insurance and weight. No claims for size discrepancies will be accepted.
* No international shipping.
* Damage during shipment via Sagawa Express is not covered unless insured. Please be aware.
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Important Notes
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There may be scratches and dirt due to aging. Please review the images closely.
Since this is an antique, it is not feasible to include every detail, so please assume that there may be additional wear, dirt, deterioration from age, damages, or repair marks not mentioned in the description.
Therefore, if there are any omissions or errors in the images and description, we cannot accept cancellation of bids or returns after bidding or receiving the item.
In the case of guaranteed items, please contact us immediately if you wish to return. Our staff will respond promptly.
Please bid only if you can contact us within 24 hours of winning and can make payment on time.
We will ship within two business days, excluding Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, after payment is received.
We appreciate your understanding and look forward to your bids.
If you have any further questions, feel free to contact us.
Hiroshima Prefectural Public Safety Commission License No. 731022100024
T2240001057501
This Edo Period armor front plate represents a significant piece of Japanese craftsmanship, featuring intricate cloud dragon motifs, indicative of the rich symbolism in samurai culture. As antiques from this era become increasingly rare, collectors are drawn to their historical significance and artistic value, especially when crafted from shibuichi, a traditional alloy known for its unique aesthetic. The wear and aging visible on this item provide an authentic narrative of its past, enhancing its appeal to serious collectors. Pricing in the current market reflects its rarity, with similar pieces often commanding higher bids, signifying a steady demand for genuine Edo-period artifacts.