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Signed Japanese Ebinata forestry axe with iron blade and replaced wooden handle, hook-shaped tip, total length 52 cm, blade width 62.6 mm, blade thickness 5 mm, weight 648 g, origin Japan, dating from the mid-Showa era (c. 1940s–1950s), condition fair with heavy use and parts missing, not intended for practical use.
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Signed Japanese Ebinata / Hooked Forestry Axe / Hand-Forged Blade / Collectible / Mid-Showa Period
This is a traditional Japanese forestry and woodworking tool called Ebinata.
It features a distinctive hook-shaped tip, which was used for pulling and cutting branches, peeling bark, and dragging cut material safely and efficiently.
The blade bears a blacksmith’s signature stamp and the number “420”.
Visible hammer marks, forging patterns, and natural aging patina remain, showcasing the craftsmanship of Japanese blacksmith work during the mid-Showa period.
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Important Notes
・The wooden handle is not original; it was replaced later
・The ferrule (collar) is missing and the blade is temporarily fixed with nails
・Heavy use is dangerous and the blade may detach
・Light firewood splitting test performed, but not fully sharpened
・Please consider it for collection / display purposes rather than practical use
(Please check the photos for details)
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Dimensions (approx.)
Total length: 52 cm
Blade width: 62.6 mm
Blade thickness: 5.0 mm
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● Import Duties & Taxes
Buyers are responsible for import duties, taxes, and customs fees.
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Please check with your customs office for possible additional costs before bidding.
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■ Shipping & Packaging
All items are shipped insured via Japan Post EMS (or via a private courier if EMS is unavailable).
Each item is carefully packed for long-distance international transport.
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Please provide your tax code after purchase.
If not provided, customs may hold or return the shipment.
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◆ Damage or Issues
If your item arrives damaged, please contact us and Catawiki Support within 3 days.
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(US Buyers)
EMS shipping to the USA is currently suspended.
Shipments are made via private courier services.
Items containing batteries, knives, or blades cannot be shipped.
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All items are shipped from Japan.
Signed Japanese Ebinata / Hooked Forestry Axe / Hand-Forged Blade / Collectible / Mid-Showa Period
This is a traditional Japanese forestry and woodworking tool called Ebinata.
It features a distinctive hook-shaped tip, which was used for pulling and cutting branches, peeling bark, and dragging cut material safely and efficiently.
The blade bears a blacksmith’s signature stamp and the number “420”.
Visible hammer marks, forging patterns, and natural aging patina remain, showcasing the craftsmanship of Japanese blacksmith work during the mid-Showa period.
⸻
Important Notes
・The wooden handle is not original; it was replaced later
・The ferrule (collar) is missing and the blade is temporarily fixed with nails
・Heavy use is dangerous and the blade may detach
・Light firewood splitting test performed, but not fully sharpened
・Please consider it for collection / display purposes rather than practical use
(Please check the photos for details)
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Dimensions (approx.)
Total length: 52 cm
Blade width: 62.6 mm
Blade thickness: 5.0 mm
Details
Era
1900-2000
Weight
648 g
No. of items
1
Country of Origin
Japan
Material
Iron, Wood
Condition
Fair condition - heavily used & with possibly minor parts missing
Height
52 cm
Width
62.6 mm
Depth
5 mm
Estimated Period
1940-1950, 1950-1960
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Signed Japanese Ebinata
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