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**Item Name:** Kabuto Helmet in Eboshi Shape with Water Buffalo Side Guards **Era:** Edo **Material:** Iron, Wooden Side Guards, Black Lacquer **Accessories:** Stand is sold separately **Condition:** There is damage **Size:** Approximately (Length (whole) × Width (blade) × Height (thickness) cm) 35 × 48 × 40 cm **Weight:** 2 kg **Shipping Details** - Yu-Pack Size 120 *Note: This differs from the cash on delivery shipping cost!!* **Payment Details** - Yahoo! Easy Payment - Bank Transfer - Cash on Delivery *Note: As this is a store, additional consumption tax will apply.* **Important Notes** ■ If you do not contact us within a week after winning the bid, it will be treated as a cancellation. ■ We are not in a position to give evaluations, so please understand we will refrain from doing so. If you would like an evaluation, please contact us. ■ Shipping will be via Yu-Pack. ■ Items over 170 cm will be shipped via Sagawa Express or Yamato Small Moving Services. ■ The winning bid confirmation email from Yahoo will include our contact information and transaction details. We would appreciate your response including your address via transaction navigation. ■ Please only bid if you agree to all the transaction details with us.

Eboshi Shape Kabuto Helmet with Water Buffalo Side Guards

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230,000 Yen ($1474.36)

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2026-04-01 21:00:56 JST

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Collector Commentary

This Edo-era kabuto helmet exemplifies the intricate craftsmanship and historical significance that collectors seek in traditional Japanese armor. With its distinctive eboshi shape and wooden side guards, this piece not only showcases the artistry of the period but also reflects the military heritage of Japan, making it a prized item among enthusiasts of samurai memorabilia. Given its condition with signs of damage, it may appeal more to serious collectors who appreciate the story and authenticity it carries rather than its flawless aesthetics. In the context of Japanese collectibles, prices for such historical artifacts can vary significantly, but this starting bid places it within a reasonable range for comparable items, especially considering the rarity of well-preserved kabuto in the market.