A JAPANESE YA ARROWHEAD

Artist: Torii Tadakiyo and Torii Kiyosada Subject: Ya-No-Ne (The Arrowhead) Series: Kabuki jûhachiban (Eighteen Plays) Publisher: Shûjirô Oana Signature: Tadakiyo Date: April 20, 1896 Format: dai-�

Edo period, before 1868. 5 1/4” length. Thick armor-piercing sparrow bill form, tsube me guchi, Stone 862 #28. Tapered tang.

Edo period, C.1608-1868. Diamond section point not recorded by Stone. The point slightly tapered with a notched base serving as barbs. Just over 7 3/4" length. Light gray patina to the point and stabl

Edo period, before 1868. 5 1/4" length. Thick armor-piercing sparrow bill form, tsube me guchi, Stone 862 #28. Tapered tang.

Yanagiha (willow leaf) form, Stone fig.862 #2. Edo period. 5 1/8" length with a tapered tang. The point crisp with smooth staining only.

Edo period, C.1608-1868. Diamond section point not recorded by Stone. The point is slightly tapered with a notched base serving as barbs. Just over 8 1/8" in length. Light gray patina to the point and

Edo period, before 1868. 5 3/4" length. Thick armor-piercing sparrow bill form, tsube me guchi. Glossary of the Construction, Decoration and Use of Arms and Armor, Stone 862 #28. Tapered tang.

Antique Edo period samurai arrowhead called Yajiri, signed, forged with a long (9 inches) tapering tang that fits into the bamboo arrow (36 inches) the arrowhead is lozenge-shape, pierced (to reduce w

Japanese Samurai Steel Arrowhead Yanone. Full Length 12 Inches.

Edo Period. 6 1/4" length. Togari form of especially full section for armor-piercing. The point crisp and bright. Tang surface rusted as typical. Exceptional example.

Edo Period. 6 1/8" length. Fine togari form, the point crisp and bright. Tang surface rusted as typical. Exceptional example.

Historical iron arrowhead, linked to the Mongol invasions of Japan during the Kamakura period, specifically between 1274 and 1281 AD. Measuring 12 cm in length and 2 cm at its widest point (approximat

Edo Period. 6 3/8" length. Fine togari form, the point crisp and bright. Tang surface rusted as typical. Exceptional example.

Daddy and Kid Turtles marked "Fancy Aoki Toy". Walking Pet Tortoise marked "YA Japan". Tommy Turn Turtles marked "K Japan". 6" - 6.25" L. Made of Tin. All work well. Excellent to Pristine in Original

Sadanobu (Japanese, 1809-1879). Titled "A Story Of Chushin-Gura, Act 8." Published by Wata-ya. Japanese Geisha female figures at waters edge, dressed in kimonos, with mountains in distance. Signed wit

Edo Period. 7 3/8" length. Dual points, each medially ridged with a pierced triangle at their convergence. Tapered tang. These were used ceremonially and as votives. The general form in a smaller size

Edo Period. 10 3/8” length. Dual points, each medially ridged. The center pierced with two figures, perhaps mons (family crests). Tapered tang. These were used ceremonially and as votives. The g

Title: JAPANESE DOUBLE POINT ARROWHEAD KARIMATA Date/Period: Edo Period Size: 7" Reserve: $150.00 Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $12.95 to anywhere within the contiguous U.S. International: Foreign

Edo Period. 10 3/8" length. Dual points, each medially ridged. The center pierced with two figures, perhaps mons (family crests). Tapered tang. These were used ceremonially and as votives. The general

Edo period. Large example of willow leaf (yanagiha) form. 8 1/2” length with 2 3/8” point of layered pattern-welded steel as found on sword blades. Displaying distinctive laminar and cryst

Edo period. Large example of willow leaf (yanagiha) form. 9" length with 2 1/2" point of layered pattern-welded steel as found on sword blades. Displaying distinctive laminar and crystal patterning. T

Artist: Ando Hiroshige Subject: Asakusa kinryûzan (Kinryûzan Temple at Asakusa) Series: Edo meisho (Famous Places in Edo) Publisher: Arita-ya Kiyoemon Signature: Hiroshige with artist's seal Date: c

Woodblock Print In 13 connected pieces of the Tokaido by Kin no Suke. Master of the Dai-koku-ya School. Edo Period 136"

Artist: Utagawa Kuniyoshi Omeyana gitsui no aigasa Ebi-ya Rinnosuke 1847 Medium: Japanese Woodblock Print Size: 14 x 9 1/2 inches Utagawa Kuniyoshi was a Japanese painter and print designer considered