Tubby-Nuts2 A Fixture Joined Jun 11, 2013 Messages 3,343 Location Nth East London Jul 25, 2015 #21 yellowcat said: I have a two woodblock print books set of Colour of Yoroi Samurai Armour Meiji 34-1901. Books on Samurai armour, katana and pole arms. View attachment 201622View attachment 201623View attachment 201624View attachment 201625 Click to expand... This one has to be the most unusual yet! What a great thing to have. Mark.
yellowcat said: I have a two woodblock print books set of Colour of Yoroi Samurai Armour Meiji 34-1901. Books on Samurai armour, katana and pole arms. View attachment 201622View attachment 201623View attachment 201624View attachment 201625 Click to expand... This one has to be the most unusual yet! What a great thing to have. Mark.
DEL A Fixture Joined Aug 9, 2004 Messages 7,147 Location Glasgow 'no mean city' Jul 25, 2015 #22 yellowcat said: I have a two woodblock print books set of Colour of Yoroi Samurai Armour Meiji 34-1901. Books on Samurai armour, katana and pole arms. Click to expand... Are the colours attributable to named individuals?
yellowcat said: I have a two woodblock print books set of Colour of Yoroi Samurai Armour Meiji 34-1901. Books on Samurai armour, katana and pole arms. Click to expand... Are the colours attributable to named individuals?
yellowcat A Fixture Joined May 8, 2009 Messages 914 Jul 25, 2015 #23 DEL said: Are the colours attributable to named individuals? Click to expand... Yes, the colours and patterns of lacing were used to identify individual samurai clans.
DEL said: Are the colours attributable to named individuals? Click to expand... Yes, the colours and patterns of lacing were used to identify individual samurai clans.
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