Okita Sword of Okita Souji in Just $77 (Full Tang Functional Japanese Steels are also available) from Hakuouki Swords all bankai 1070 Carbon Steel Ichigo Sword

Name: Okita Sword of Okita Souji in Just $77 (Full Tang Functional Japanese Steels are also available) from Hakuouki Swords all bankai 1070 Carbon Steel Ichigo Sword
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 99388579285
Price: 77.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2952 (11 reviews)

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Okita Sword of Okita Souji in Just $77 (Full Tang Functional Japanese Steels are also available) from Hakuouki Swords all bankai 1070 Carbon Steel Ichigo Sword 1070 Carbon Steel Ichigo Sword Tensa Zangetsu Zanpakuto from Bleach Swords Bankai Chrome Steel Zabuza Sword from Naruto Blade Material: Carbon Steel Spring Temp

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