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Tanto sword with slightly curved blade and case.
Lacquered wood an…

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JAPAN. Tanto sword with slightly curved blade and case. Lacquered wood and imitation shagreen. L: 24.5 cm (blade) and 43 cm (total). 20th

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JAPAN. Tanto sword with slightly curved blade and case. Lacquered wood and imitation shagreen. L: 24.5 cm (blade) and 43 cm (total). 20th

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