Rare WW II Japanese Army Officer Sword BELT CHAIN/Samurai/Katana Hanger/WW2

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Rare WW II Japanese Army Officer Sword BELT CHAIN/Samurai/Katana Hanger/WW2

Name: Rare WW II Japanese Army Officer Sword BELT CHAIN/Samurai/Katana Hanger/WW2
SKU: 5952
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1 rare, hard-to-find antique Japanese World War II Army Officer’s samurai sword belt chain available. This sword belt hanger would allow completion of a fine Army Officer’s katana.

This chain sword hanger measures 16 3/8″ in length. This chain measures 1″ wide.

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FREE SHIPPING ON THIS CHAIN HANGER TO ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD

1 rare, hard-to-find antique Japanese World War II Army Officer’s samurai sword belt chain available. This sword belt hanger would allow completion of a fine Army Officer’s katana.

This chain sword hanger measures 16 3/8″ in length. This chain measures 1″ wide.

CONDITION:

This antique World War II Japanese sword belt chain hanger has a beautiful patina, and is in perfect condition.

This listing represents the opportunity to add a very fine World War II Japanese Officer’s chain hanger to a high-end sword, or to your collection.

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