THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN
A SHIRA-ITO-NI-ODOSHI (red and white) kebiki laced tosei-gusoku, the hotoke-do covered with shohei-gawa (stencilled buckskin), the kabuto comprising a black-lacquered sixty-two-plate sujibachi with a four-stage copper-gilt tehen-
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A SHIRA-ITO-NI-ODOSHI (red and white) kebiki laced tosei-gusoku, the hotoke-do covered with shohei-gawa (stencilled buckskin), the kabuto comprising a black-lacquered sixty-two-plate sujibachi with a four-stage copper-gilt tehen-
kanamono, gilt kosho-no-kan with agemaki, Hineno style five- lame shikoro, the Hineno style black-lacquered mabizashi decorated with gold hiramakei dragons, the tiny fukigaeshi stencilled with gold lacquer chomon (butterfly badges, with gold lacquer simulated fukurin matching the mabizashi, with a copper chomon maedate, and copper rain-dragon wakidate; the lacquered hambo with yodarekake, the do with three applied metal butterflies and gold hiramakie dragons on the munaita and wakiita, also on the bottom plates of the kusazuri, and large coiled dragons on the kawara-haidate; with ko-sode, shinogote with hiramakie butterflies on the tekko, and shino-suneate, the plates joined with mail, also a rare pair of kusari-no-tabi or foot protectors, the buckskin-covered iron plates joined with mail, and with a tate-eri
kanamono, gilt kosho-no-kan with agemaki, Hineno style five- lame shikoro, the Hineno style black-lacquered mabizashi decorated with gold hiramakei dragons, the tiny fukigaeshi stencilled with gold lacquer chomon (butterfly badges, with gold lacquer simulated fukurin matching the mabizashi, with a copper chomon maedate, and copper rain-dragon wakidate; the lacquered hambo with yodarekake, the do with three applied metal butterflies and gold hiramakie dragons on the munaita and wakiita, also on the bottom plates of the kusazuri, and large coiled dragons on the kawara-haidate; with ko-sode, shinogote with hiramakie butterflies on the tekko, and shino-suneate, the plates joined with mail, also a rare pair of kusari-no-tabi or foot protectors, the buckskin-covered iron plates joined with mail, and with a tate-eri