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Japanese Hand-Forged Sickle signed Vintage Tool Wood Handle Auction Japan

Japanese Hand-Forged Sickle signed Vintage Tool Wood Handle Auction Japan

Regular price $289.50 USD
Regular price Sale price $289.50 USD
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A genuine piece of traditional craftsmanship — this authentic 1950s hand-forged sickle is a vintage agricultural tool once used for farming and forestry work in rural Japan.

The curved steel blade shows clear evidence of hand-forging, while the original wooden handle displays natural aging and grain character developed over decades. The artist’s signature is visible, adding historical and collectible value.

Sourced directly from a Japan Government Antique Auction, this piece represents the practical beauty of mid-20th century rural tools. It carries an honest working patina that reflects real agricultural history.

This item is being sold strictly as a collectible display piece.

🟢 Product Highlights

✅ Authentic 1950s hand-forged agricultural sickle
✅ Signed by the original maker
✅ Traditional curved steel blade
✅ Original aged wooden handle
✅ Natural patina from decades of use
✅ Sourced from Japan Government Antique Auction
✅ Showa-era rural farming tool
✅ Sold as collectible / display item only

📦 Condition

Good vintage condition consistent with age and use.
Visible surface wear, oxidation, and natural patina on blade.
Handle shows age-related drying and texture.

Not sharpened and not intended for modern agricultural use.
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🧧 Historical & Collector Notes

During the mid-Showa period (1950s), rural blacksmiths in Japan commonly forged farming tools by hand using high-carbon steel. Each piece often carried subtle forging marks and sometimes the maker’s signature.

These tools were built for durability and long-term use, which explains the solid weight and strong blade form. Today, surviving signed examples are appreciated by collectors of:

• Traditional farming tools
• Blacksmith craftsmanship
• Folk craft history
• Showa-era rural artifacts

This piece makes an excellent display object for rustic interiors, collectors of antique tools, or enthusiasts of traditional metalworking.

📢 Important Shipping Policy Update
To ensure safe delivery, we currently ship one item per order only.
Orders with multiple items may be canceled and refunded. Once your item arrives safely, you’re welcome to place another order.

📦 Condition
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