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Swords and armour in Kasuga taisha shrine

£45.00

Swords and armour in Kasuga taisha shrine

Swords and Swordsmiths of the Gendaito

£75.00

Swords and Swordsmiths of the Gendaito

Swords and white arms ( in french, en francais)

£120.00

Swords and white arms ( in french, en francais)

Swords of Japan. Yasuko Kobe and Paul Martin

£35.00

Swords of Japan. Yasuko Kobe and Paul Martin

Swords of the Samurai

Swordsmiths of Japan 1926-1945 . Gregory and Fuller .

£200.00

Swordsmiths of Japan 1926-1945 . Gregory and Fuller .

Tabako bon

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Tachi kake

£675.00

Tachi kake

Tales by Japanese soldiers

£3.00

Tales by Japanese soldiers

Tales of the Samurai

£6.00

Tales of the Samurai

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Tanto

£80.00

Tanto

Tea cup

£165.00

Tea cup

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Tea pot. Kyusu

£45.00

Tea pot. Kyusu

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