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Face Guard (Kabuto Sode) - Edo Period, Iron, Rust Paint, Black Lacquer - 22×19×14cm - 420g - Armor/Weaponry

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Description

E3-291j

Product Details
Product Name: Face Guard

Era: Edo Period

Material: Iron, Rust Paint, Black Lacquer

Accessories: Stand not included

Condition: Signs of wear present

Size
Approx. (length (overall) × width (blade) × height (thickness) cm)

22×19×14 cm
Weight: 420 g
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Face Guard (Kabuto Sode) - Edo Period, Iron, Rust Paint, Black Lacquer - 22×19×14cm - 420g - Armor/Weaponry

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220,000 Yen ($1427.74)

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2026-06-03 21:32:57 JST

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Collector Commentary

This Edo period kabuto sode represents a significant artifact of Japanese martial history, embodying the craftsmanship and aesthetic of samurai armor from the late 16th to early 19th centuries. Collectors of historical military items recognize the rarity and authenticity of such pieces, particularly when sourced directly from Japan, where preservation techniques have historically allowed for better condition than their Western counterparts. The noted signs of wear add a layer of narrative to the piece, reflective of its storied past, yet may slightly affect its market desirability. With a current bidding price of ¥220,000, this item sits within a reasonable range for such rare collectibles, highlighting the ongoing appreciation for authentic Japanese heritage in the collector community.