1600s Wakizashi Unsigned Sword Lamotte all enhanced with Swiss Super-LumiNova®

all enhanced with Swiss Super-LumiNova® technology for superior low-light readability

from Dante’s Divine Comedy and Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland to the surrealist transformations of the Bible and classical mythology

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This rare lithograph with Pochoir by hand (a process popularized by Pablo Picasso in the 20th century) is numbered 38 from a total of 500

1600s Wakizashi Unsigned Sword Lamotte all enhanced with Swiss Super-LumiNova®An unsigned (mumei) 1600s wakizashi represents the early Edo period (Shinto era). Because wakizashi were considered everyday utility or companion blades, many were unsigned. These authentic Japanese antiques range widely in value depending on the blade's condition, steel quality, and historical provenance. Dimensions: Sword Blade: Approx. 14 1 2" Full Length: Approx. 21 3 8" Knife Blade: Approx. 4 3 8" Full Length: Approx. 8" Condition Report: This is