Null Japanese sword handle and Tsuba. The Tsuba is made of iron with gilding and…

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Japanese sword handle and Tsuba. The Tsuba is made of iron with gilding and floral motifs. The handle is made of bronze, wood and fabric. Length of the handle: 13 cm. Diameter of the Tsuba: 7 cm. Tsuba is signed.

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Japanese sword handle and Tsuba. The Tsuba is made of iron with gilding and floral motifs. The handle is made of bronze, wood and fabric. Length of the handle: 13 cm. Diameter of the Tsuba: 7 cm. Tsuba is signed.

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