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What people are saying - Write a reviewReview: Arms and Armor of the SamuraiUser Review - Alex Cunningham - GoodreadsThis is _still_ the best book in English that stands as an introduction to Japanese arms and armour. The pictures, especially those in color, are exquisite and many are one-of-a-kind in English ... Read full review Related books
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1 other sections not shown Common terms and phrasesakoda armoured sleeve arrow ashigaru attached bachi battle became blade boshi braid called carried century cloth colour cord covered curved daimyo decorated defence dirk Edo period embossed fabric fastened fitted flanges front fukigaeshi gawa gessan gote guns gusoku haidate haramaki head Heian period helmet bowl hilt hinged hishinui holes iyozane Japan Japanese jikoro kabuto Kamakura period katana koshimaki kote kozane kusari kusazuri lacing lacquered leather lower edge maki maru metal Minamoto Miochin Momoyama period mounted Muromachi period nagamaki naginata nakagawa Nambokucho period nanban neck guard odoshi okegawa plate pole arms protection rivets rows of scales russet iron samurai sashimono scabbard sections sewn shaft shape shikoro shino shita shoulder guards side silk smiths sode spear steel strips style sugake suneate surface swordsmiths tachi tateage tehen tion toji tosei tsuba upper watagami weapons wearing worn Yamato Yamato period yari yoroi zunari References to this bookFrom other books
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