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Description
Iron Rust-Toned High-Armor Helmet from the Edo Period, Iron, Black Lacquer Face Guard: 19x17x14 cm, 410 g, Armor/Weapon
Sold For
220,000 Yen ($1437.91)
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2026-02-25 21:30:59 JST
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Collector Commentary
This Edo-period iron helmet, featuring a distinctive black lacquer face guard, exemplifies the craftsmanship and historical significance of samurai armor, appealing to collectors of Japanese antiquities. Given its age, the noted wear and tear suggests a genuine artifact rather than a modern reproduction, enhancing its authenticity and potential value. In the context of the collector's market, items from the Edo period, especially well-preserved armor, can command high prices, making this auction price of ¥220,000 a reasonable entry point for enthusiasts. Provenance and condition play crucial roles in evaluation, and this helmet's history as a military item adds to its collectability among those passionate about Japan's rich martial heritage.