Blades of Tradition – Shigehiro VG10 Damascus Set with Furoshiki (Santoku165mm & Petty150mm) Western Deba 580g (including sheath) Approx 1118480

Name: Blades of Tradition – Shigehiro VG10 Damascus Set with Furoshiki (Santoku165mm & Petty150mm) Western Deba 580g (including sheath) Approx 1118480
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 64479854781
Price: 149.50 USD
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Blades of Tradition – Shigehiro VG10 Damascus Set with Furoshiki (Santoku165mm & Petty150mm) Western Deba 580g (including sheath) Approx 1118480

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