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Japanese Samurai Armor Suit Original circa 18th Century

Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Swords and Related: Pre 1700   item# 610799

Japanese Samurai Armor Suit Original circa 18th Century
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Age: Edo period.

Remarks: This original gusoku is matched and unaltered. The fukigaeshi and maedate feature a yumiya or arrow crest. This specific crest belongs to the Shinagawa Clan. Included in the bitsu was letter fom a member of this clan requesting samurai reinforcements because of the fear of a possible uprising in the rural areas. It seems that the rice harvest had been quite low and many of the local farmer ...click for details


Edo Period Samurai "Dragon" Gusoku-Myochin School

Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Swords and Related: Pre 1700   item# 537975

Edo Period Samurai "Dragon" Gusoku-Myochin School
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Myochin School Gusoku.

Age: Early-Mid Edo period.

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Remarks: This original matched set includes shipping, handling and insurance to anywhere in the world.

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Mid Edo Period Samurai "Dragon" Gusoku

Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Swords and Related: Pre 1800   item# 533095

Mid Edo Period Samurai "Dragon" Gusoku
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Tatehagi Okegawa Ni-Mai Do Gusoku. Tetsu Sabiji 32 Ken Suji Kabuto. Original Matched Samurai Suit with Bitsu and 2 sets of Sode.

Age: Mid Edo period.

Details: This mid Edo period set is finely crafted. The Do is an example of a style called Tatehagi Okegawa Ni-Mai Do which has been constructed of plates that has been skillfully lacquere ...click for details


Japanese Samurai Gusoku Myochin School

Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Swords and Related: Pre 1700   item# 523794

Japanese Samurai Gusoku Myochin School
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Suji Kabuto and Yokohagi Okegawa Ni-Mai Do Gusoku. Samurai Gusoku.

Age: Momoyama-Mid Edo.

Details: This is a stunning original Gusoku complete with original Myochin documents and partial lineage. The envelope containing the documents notes the last documented owner as Kagami Urahachiro, July 1906. The documents also contain the followin ...click for details


Samurai "Dragon" Gusoku-Mid Edo Period (Signed)

Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Swords and Related: Pre 1800   item# 491311

Samurai "Dragon" Gusoku-Mid Edo Period (Signed)
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Okegawa Ni-Mai Do Gusoku. Tetsu Sabiji 32 Ken Suji Kabuto. Signed Do and Kabuto

Age: Mid Edo period.

Details: This original matched Edo period set is finely crafted. The Do is a beautiful example of an Okegawa Ni-Mai Do which has been constructed of horizontal plates that has been skillfully lacquered over and laced at the top in blue. ...click for details


Japanese Samurai Armor Gusoku Edo Period

Catalogue: Archives: Regional Art: Pre 1800   item# 427651

Japanese Samurai Armor Gusoku Edo Period
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Shogun Art Gallery



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This suit is a mid to late Edo period Samurai Gusoku. The suit and all its elements are original to the Edo period. The Kabuto (see item# 438314 for detailed photos) is a black lacquered iron Suji Kabuto with an Oni Maedate. The lacquered plates are trimmed in gold and are very well finished. The five stage crown or (tehen-kanamono) is very large, bold and engraved. The five stage shikoro is finished in black lacquer and is of the hineno-jikoro style popularized in the early 16th century. The he ...click for details


Japanese Samurai Armor Gusoku

Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Swords and Related: Pre 1800   item# 405517

Japanese Samurai Armor Gusoku
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Shogun Art Gallery



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This beautiful suit is a mid to late Edo period Momonari Gusoku. Except with some minor exceptions, it is in mint condition, and was probably kept in a Kura (storehouse) for much of its history. The suit and all its elements are original to the Edo period and are un-restored. The armor is an issaku yoroi, meaning that it was made as a single armor and has not been assembled later from disparate suits. This is apparent from the consistency of excellant workmanship and detail, and from the r ...click for details

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