Thank you very much for viewing this item on Mercari. This item is a very old, original antique armor from the late Sengoku period to the mid-Edo period, including the armor, the sode (shoulder armor), and the yoroi-bitsu (armor storage box). The appearance of this item, which has survived for hundreds of years, truly allows you to feel the atmosphere of a warrior's armor. Unlike modern armor, it has tremendous power, and there are many traces of actual combat use, and a deep historical background can be seen from the back of the armor and inside the armor box. The body is made of iron, and the kusazuri (tassets) have leather parts, and both sode are finished with iron. After the Nanboku-cho period, the original Iyo-zane-do armor was made lighter and easier to move in for practical use, and it spread throughout the country. Although the weight has been reduced, it still has the weight of armor to provide defense. For those who are interested in this very old, original antique warrior armor that has survived for hundreds of years and exists in this condition today, as well as overseas collectors who occasionally purchase it, and those who love items filled with Sengoku romance, we hope you will consider adding it to your collection and displaying it. In addition, as this is an antique item from the period, there are many signs of wear and tear due to aging, but we hope you will understand this as evidence of its historical character.