Description

TSUKA Kogatana small sword signed

Age: Late Edo period(1800~1849)

Size / Weight: See the ruler and scale in the photos. Dimensions are in centimeters (cm), and weight is in kilograms (kg).

1 cm is approximately 0.4 inches; 1 kg is approximately 2.2 pounds.

Packing & Shipping

We carefully wrap and securely pack every item for its journey from Japan to you. Orders are shipped via FedEx or DHL with tracking.

Combined Shipping

When you purchase multiple items, we’ll combine shipping where possible. Once the items are packed and the final shipping cost is confirmed, we’ll issue a partial refund if you’ve paid more for shipping than the final cost.

Customs Duties & Import Taxes

Depending on your country, import duties, taxes, or customs clearance fees may apply. If applicable, these charges are the buyer’s responsibility.

For customers in the United States

Orders are shipped DDP (Delivered Duty Paid). No additional import duties, import taxes, or customs clearance fees are payable upon delivery. Any applicable sales tax collected by eBay will be shown at checkout.

For customers in Europe

Import duties, VAT, and carrier customs clearance fees may apply upon import. These charges are the buyer’s responsibility. Please check your country’s import rules and potential charges before purchasing to avoid unexpected costs upon delivery.

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