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Kashira
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  • Kashira
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  • butt cap/pommel of a sword - height: 3.5 cm
  • butt cap/pommel of a sword - width: 2.1 cm
  • butt cap/pommel of a sword - depth: 1 cm
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  • OR 1916
Acquisition
  • assumption , 1907
Department
  • Asia Collection
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  • 30.04.2026

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