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ITEM DESCRIPTION: Modern Decorative Dragon Scabbard Katana
This modern decorative replica katana features a polished steel blade with a sawtooth-patterned faux-hamon and a textured metal habaki. The hilt is constructed with a black synthetic wrap over white textured material and cast metal furniture with dragon motifs. The scabbard has a high-gloss black lacquer finish decorated with a multicolored dragon. A white adhesive label reading $89.99 Replica Decorative Katana is attached.
Condition report:
The scabbard displays light surface scratches and scuffing to the glossy finish (photo 1, 5, 8). The hilt wrap shows minor signs of handling wear (photo 3, 4). The blade appears to be in good cosmetic condition with superficial marks consistent with display and occasional drawing from the scabbard (photo 6, 8).
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