19th Century Samurai Armor Fragment Set
Assembled Edo-period Japanese samurai armor pieces including helmet plates and lacquer guards. Ethnographic historical collection under HTS 9705.10.0090.
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• Japanese export certificates from Agency for Cultural Affairs
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