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Feudal Small-Plate Double-Body Armor from the Edo Period - Iron, Leather, Black Lacquer - 6.93 kg

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Description

Product Name: Feudal Small-Plate Double-Body Armor

Era: Edo

Material: Iron, leather, black lacquer

Accessories: Stand not included

Condition: Some wear

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Approx. (Height (overall) × Width (blade) × Depth (thickness) cm)

Weight: 6.93 kg (not including box)
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Feudal Small-Plate Double-Body Armor from the Edo Period - Iron, Leather, Black Lacquer - 6.93 kg

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350,000 Yen ($2287.58)

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2026-01-28 21:02:49 JST

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Collector Commentary

This Feudal Small-Plate Double-Body Armor from the Edo Period represents a unique piece of Japan's rich martial history, showcasing the meticulous craftsmanship of traditional armor-making. Collectors of historical armor appreciate both the aesthetic appeal and functional heritage of such items, particularly as they often speak to the regional variations and personal narratives of Japan's samurai culture. The condition, noted for some wear, is typical among antiques and adds to its authenticity, but it does slightly affect its overall market value, which currently aligns with similar artifacts in Japan. This auction offers a genuine piece that appeals to devoted collectors seeking original, domestically sourced artifacts from the Edo era.