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explodingrocks:Marishi tenKawari Kabuto. Edo period (18th century) , JapanA ten-plate silver-splashe

explodingrocks:Black and red lacquer Gunpai (General’s war fan) Edo period, 19th centuryThe br

explodingrocks: Shachihoko-Shaped Kabuto (Samurai helmet). Early Edo period, 18th century From the e

explodingrocks: Tetsu Yon Mari Kuma Gashira Harikake Kabuto. Muromachi Period.Bear head Kabuto. Cut

explodingrocks:“The Monkey King Sun Wukong” by Kubo Shunman 1757-1820

explodingrocks: Blue and white-laced Nimai Do Gusoku. Edo period (18th century.)A twenty-eight-plate

explodingrocks:“The Monkey King Sun Wukong” by Kubo Shunman 1757-1820

explodingrocks:Catfish-Tail (Namazuo) KAWARI KABUTO. Edo period (17th-18th century), Japan. An

explodingrocks: Iron Dragon Jizai (fully articulated) Okimono. By Myochin Kiyoharu, Edo Period, 18th

explodingrocks:“The Monkey King Sun Wukong” by Kubo Shunman 1757-1820

explodingrocks:Tatewaku Nimai-Do Gusoku. Edo 17-19th CenturyThirty-two plate russet iron sujibashi [

explodingrocks: Eboshi Kabuto with Paulownia Crest. Momoyama periodToyotomi Hideyoshi. Tokyo Nationa

explodingrocks: Black and red lacquer Gunpai (General’s war fan) Edo period, 19th centuryThe b

explodingrocks: Marishi tenKawari Kabuto. Edo period (18th century) , JapanA ten-plate silver-splash

explodingrocks:“The Monkey King Sun Wukong” by Kubo Shunman 1757-1820

explodingrocks: Iron Dragon Jizai (fully articulated) Okimono. By Myochin Kiyoharu, Edo Period, 18th

explodingrocks: Black and red lacquer Gunpai (General’s war fan) Edo period, 19th centuryThe b

explodingrocks: Black and red lacquer Gunpai (General’s war fan) Edo period, 19th centuryThe b

explodingrocks: Demonic Head Netsuke in Boxwood. Meiji period, late 19th century, JapanCarved as a d

explodingrocks: Black and red lacquer Gunpai (General’s war fan) Edo period, 19th centuryThe b

explodingrocks:“The Monkey King Sun Wukong” by Kubo Shunman 1757-1820

explodingrocks: Marishi tenKawari Kabuto. Edo period (18th century) , JapanA ten-plate silver-splash

explodingrocks:“The Monkey King Sun Wukong” by Kubo Shunman 1757-1820

explodingrocks:“The Monkey King Sun Wukong” by Kubo Shunman 1757-1820

explodingrocks:“The Monkey King Sun Wukong” by Kubo Shunman 1757-1820

explodingrocks: Iron Dragon Jizai (fully articulated) Okimono. By Myochin Kiyoharu, Edo Period, 18th

explodingrocks: Marishi tenKawari Kabuto. Edo period (18th century) , JapanA ten-plate silver-splash

explodingrocks: Demon Kawari Kabuto. Mid Edo Period, 18th centuryThe simple iron bowl built up to fo

explodingrocks:“The Monkey King Sun Wukong” by Kubo Shunman 1757-1820

explodingrocks: Iron Dragon Jizai (fully articulated) Okimono. By Myochin Kiyoharu, Edo Period, 18th

explodingrocks:“The Monkey King Sun Wukong” by Kubo Shunman 1757-1820

explodingrocks: Goshozan Suji Kabuto. Circa 1600The thirty-two plate iron bowl rising at the rear in