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Tsuba in everyday objects - the culture of Tsuba


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26 minutes ago, Kiipu said:

A kendō 剣道 club medallion?

Yes I believe it is a kendo medal possibly pre-war. I noticed some of the responses on the link thought it was Chinese from the characters used, but Chinese characters were often used in a formal way on Japanese items [tsuba included]

Another Dragon badge from roughly the same time[?] in the middle, Image with a Sakura emblem from the first image and military badge WWII

 

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Nice "invaluable" find Glen.

I don't know if this fits the thread - a 380th Anniversary of Japan-Netherlands Diplomatic Relations Reproduction Tsuba. It is obviously not meant to be used as a guard, yet it not something you could use for another purpose?  https://www.jauce.com/auction/c1089417271  it is also not that well made, the beaded rim is 'off'.

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