Set contents: 10 pieces of traditional Japanese woodworking tools (mainly Kanna hand planes). Maker: Unsigned / No maker's mark (unless specified otherwise on the blades). Material: Wooden body (Dai) with forged steel blades. Provenance / Historical Background: These tools were formerly owned and used by a "Miyadaiku" (宮大工) - a highly skilled traditional Japanese master carpenter who specializes in constructing and restoring Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples using complex traditional wood joinery techniques, without the use of a single nail. Era: Taisho period (circa 1910s-1920s). Authentic antique pieces from early 20th century Japan. Condition: Vintage, heavily used condition. Please note that there is a crack in the wooden body (Dai) of the largest hand plane. Additionally, rust is present on the metal parts, and proper maintenance, including resharpening of the blades, is essential before they can be used. Shipping: Carefully packed and shipped from Japan with tracking.