A late Edo/Meiji period (19thC) miniature ceremonial suit of armour, including b…

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A late Edo/Meiji period (19thC) miniature ceremonial suit of armour, including box, total (with box) H 99 cm

A late Edo/Meiji period (19thC) miniature ceremonial suit of armour, including box, total (with box) H 99 cm With clan emblems on the helmet; also includes a miniature katana and a katana grip. Dimensions of the box H 44 cm - W 44 cm - D 31 cm

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A late Edo/Meiji period (19thC) miniature ceremonial suit of armour, including box, total (with box) H 99 cm

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