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Japanese Antique Samurai Small Inlaid TSUBA Katana Sword Hilt /6 (b586)
Thieves Stole My Antique Katana
This item can be shipped worldwide. The item japanese antique samurai small inlaid tsuba katana sword hilt /6 (b586) is in sale since Thursday, February 4, 2021. It serves to keep the user’s hand from sliding up onto the blade of the sword, to counterbalance the weight of the blade, to communicate the social standing, beliefs and tastes of its owner, and, to some degree, to protect the hand from an opponent’s blade.
This item can be shipped worldwide. The item japanese antique samurai small inlaid tsuba katana sword hilt /6 (b586) is in sale since Thursday, February 4, 2021. It serves to keep the user’s hand from sliding up onto the blade of the sword, to counterbalance the weight of the blade, to communicate the social standing, beliefs and tastes of its owner, and, to some degree, to protect the hand from an opponent’s blade.