This is a "Yoriki Jitte" that I purchased during a trip to Kyoto some time ago. m(_ _)m Although the outer box shows signs of aging due to the passage of time, the product itself has never been displayed, so there is no "peeling of the plating" or "loosening of the wrapping cord." It feels substantial in weight, and I believe it would look impressive wherever it is displayed. m(_ _)m ● Total Length = Approximately 41.0cm (excluding the butt ring) ● Weight = Approximately 525.5g ● Material = Steel (Chrome-plated finish) ● Hook = Ring-shaped metal fitting fixing method ● Handle = Purple cord wrapping ● Other = With purple tassel Please consider it. (⁠◡⁠ ⁠ω⁠ ⁠◡⁠) 【~Aside~】 The Jitte was used not only in the Edo period but also by many police officers as a personal item, along with their government-issued sabers, from the Meiji era after the opening of the country to the early Showa era. Also, it is recorded in documents that there were weapon shops that sold such weapons as personal items for police officers at that time. In fact, until the "GHQ" issued a ban on swords to police officers in March 1946 (Showa 21) due to the defeat in the war, the "Jitte" is said to have functioned as a "sub-weapon" for police officers at various times. m(_ _)m 2300→2100