Sword Cane with Dark Bronze Skull and Moving Jaw
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Sword Cane with Lion Head Victorian Indian Colonial Style
Sword Cane with Lion Head Victorian Indian Colonial Style $468.00
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Sword Cane with Dark Bronze Skull and Moving Jaw

$526.50

Sword cane with dark bronze skull and moving jaw on France Lames number 4 blade.

The blade has a grove in which the handle can twist into the cane for a secure and easy fit.

The skull is made of patinated bronze with beautiful and intricate anatomical details.

Price DOES NOT include delivery.  If in Israel then price will appear with the 17% VAT.  A separate cost will be sent for shipping this item.  Cost will depend on the client's address, weight and/or volume of the package.
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Sword cane with dark bronze skull and moving jaw on France Lames number 4 blade.

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