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    How would you like to have your own personal agent in Japan ? I am an antique dealer selling to an ever growing list of direct mail clients all over the world (many of them Nihonto Message Board members).
    I can help you find what you need. I send out offers from sellers.
    Send me a private message here, at kschmidt1127@gmail.com or through my Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/japanese.antique.auctions.

    Yoroshiku. Kelly Schmidt

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  1. Unique 4 plate kabuto with test shot! Tomoe maedate. Early Edo. All iron, heavy. Sabiji rust lacquer. 150,000 yen plus shipping, export permit and bank fees. PM me. And get onto my mailing list. No cost to get weekly samurai offers!
  2. Doing my best.... kind of embarrassing... I'll figure out the pictures eventually...
  3. Halloween almost here! lol. 6.6kg! Now that's some serious embroidery! Jacket H 96㎝ Sleeve 59㎝, Vest H 46㎝, Pants waist 95㎝ Inseam 72.5㎝, Hat 55㎝. Of course, easy to display on your wall. Very impressive and a great conversation piece. More pics available by mail. 105,000 yen plus shipping, Paypal fee. eve 59㎝ Vest H 46㎝ Pants waist 95㎝ Inseam 72.5㎝ Hat 55㎝
  4. Lovely all iron eboshi kabuto. Edo. Heavy 2.4 kg. Copper edging around mabisashi visor and fukigaeshi ears. Comes with iron hanpo mask (needs a little work on the tare neck guard) and maedate. Selling at my cost of ¥260,000 plus shipping and bank fee. More pics available (sorry that they are sideways for some reason....) Located in Japan. PM me, please. Other goodies available, and I will proxy bid on Japan Yahoo Auctions for you if you are looking for something special... let me know.
  5. Hi Everybody, I have a customer in Germany who has many matchlock stocks, barrels and parts which he had collected with the intention of having his restorer there put them together. However, his restorer has suddenly passed away, so he is looking for a new restorer nearby who could do this work. If any of you know of someone, I'd appreciate to hear from you! Thanks, Kelly Schmidt
  6. As far as I know, one must be a Japan resident for both. I am not 100% sure in the case of Winners, but in any case, Japanese language ability a must. I buy blades for my overseas customers on both platforms. Over 150 to date. EMS now reopened to the US, so again able so send blades economically and quickly. PM me for more info ~ Kelly Schmidt
  7. Have bought for my overseas customers. Smooth and professional. No issues... well, if you speak Japanese. Not sure if anyone there speaks English. Kelly
  8. Full koshirae, full blades, and even full armors, no problem (depending on country...). I export them daily. Buyee will deny shipping under various circumstances, such as: antiques and weapons requiring export permits. They apparently don't know how to do the permits. items (like armors) packed too big (by EMS, over 1.5m, or girth+length over 3.0; by DHL over 1.2 m). They haven't a clue how to pack an armor small enough Ask before you buy! Kelly
  9. I thank you for your votes of confidence, gentlemen! However, in this case, I am afraid that I am in the same boat. I recently bought a new shark skin saya for a customer (with out thinking first...) and later I felt it may be an issue to export, so am now trying to resell it on Yahoo in Japan. I'll probably lose my shirt, but I pushed the button, so... I shall certainly be happy to bid for you on other items with no animal product issues, so by all means, if you would like to join my mailing list, just PM me. Sorry I cannot be of help in this case. Kelly Schmidt
  10. The hitsu box, dou cuirass and sangu (sleeves, loin guard and shin guards) seem to be Edo era, but the kabuto may not be. A little fresh and koshimaki brim a little strange design... In any case, not matching to the rest.
  11. Hi Andy. Unique Japan in Tokyo is well experienced and can take care of you. Talk to Pablo: Feel the history ™ « Unique Japan Kelly Schmidt
  12. Thank you, Gentlemen ~ 宜しくお願い致します。 Yoroshiku onegai itashimasu.
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