WWII JAPANESE SENNIN BARI 1000 STITCH BELT-TIGER (10/17/2007)

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WWII JAPANESE SENNIN BARI 1000 STITCH BELT-TIGER

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Sold Date: 10/17/2007
Channel: Online Auction
Source: eBay
Category: Militaria & Weapons

You are bidding on a WWII JAPANESE SENNIN BARI 1000 STITCH BELT WITH TIGER. The belt measures 45-1/2-inches long and is 7-inches wide. I have tried to take enough pictures so you can see the exquisite stitching and symbols. T is staining on the material and a few very small snags, but overall it is in remarkable condition. If you have any questions,please email me. Thank you for viewing and good bidding.

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