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• 1. [Image] Front-Loading Gun, two Muzzle-Loading Rifles, Short Sword and Scabbard, Kozuka Knife, Boys' Festival (?) Sword and Commanding Sword

  	Japanese weapons from the Murray Warner Collection of Oriental Art. Front-Loading Gun (MWJ62:1) is from the 17th century. Both Muzzle-Loading Rifles (MWJ62:2, MWJ62:3) are from the 17th century. Short ...
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Front-Loading Gun, two Muzzle-Loading Rifles, Short Sword and Scabbard, Kozuka Knife, Boys' Festival (?) Sword and Commanding Sword Author: Sukekane; Yoshitangu; unknown Japanese Year: 1601 Japanese weapons from the Murray Warner Collection of Oriental Art. Front-Loading Gun (MWJ62:1) is from the 17th century. Both Muzzle-Loading Rifles (MWJ62:2, MWJ62:3) are from the 17th century. Short Sword and Scabbard (MWJ62:4) made by Yoshitangu is from the late 17th century. Kozuka Knife (MWJ62:5) is from the late 17th century. Boys' Festival Sword (MWJ62:6) is probably from the 19th century. Commanding Sword (MWJ62:7) by Sukekane is from the mid 19th century.; default; Edo (Japanese Migration style or period) Title: Front-Loading Gun, two Muzzle-Loading Rifles, Short Sword and Scabbard, Kozuka Knife, Boys' Festival (?) Sword and Commanding Sword Author: Sukekane; Yoshitangu; unknown Japanese Year: 1601 Japanese weapons from the Murray Warner Collection of Oriental Art. Front-Loading Gun (MWJ62:1) is from the 17th century. Both Muzzle-Loading Rifles (MWJ62:2, MWJ62:3) are from the 17th century. Short Sword and Scabbard (MWJ62:4) made by Yoshitangu is from the late 17th century. Kozuka Knife (MWJ62:5) is from the late 17th century. Boys' Festival Sword (MWJ62:6) is probably from the 19th century. Commanding Sword (MWJ62:7) by Sukekane is from the mid 19th century.; default; Edo (Japanese Migration style or period) Close