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Rust Paint Face Armor with Attached Small Plate, Edo Era, Iron, Rust Paint, 21×14×14 cm, 500 g, Armor/Weapons
Sold For
230,000 Yen ($1503.27)
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2026-03-25 21:07:32 JST
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Collector Commentary
This Edo-era face armor, showcasing wear and historical significance, embodies the craftsmanship of Japan's samurai culture. Its condition, while worn with some damage, highlights the authenticity that collectors seek in antique armor, especially pieces from the Edo period (1603-1868). Such items are rare, and the current bid of ¥230,000 reflects a serious interest, as collectors often value historically significant relics that are seldom available on the market. As this piece carries the stories of Japan's past, its provenance and material integrity make it a desirable find for enthusiasts of historical artifacts.