Raiu Sword of Shiryu Sword in $88 (Japanese Steel is also Available) from One Piece Swords | Japanese Samurai Sword Blade Material:Ultra High Carbon Steel Carbon Steel Crescent Moonsilver Blade

Name: Raiu Sword of Shiryu Sword in $88 (Japanese Steel is also Available) from One Piece Swords | Japanese Samurai Sword Blade Material:Ultra High Carbon Steel Carbon Steel Crescent Moonsilver Blade
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SKU: 622485907
Price: 77.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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Raiu Sword of Shiryu Sword in $88 (Japanese Steel is also Available) from One Piece Swords Japanese Samurai Sword Blade Material:Ultra High Carbon Steel Carbon Steel Crescent Moonsilver Blade Carbon Steel Crescent Moonsilver Blade Sword of Diana from League of Legends Swords Blade: 17" Carbon Steel One Piece Katana Sword Hand Forged Raiu Sword of Shiryu Sword from One Piece Swords

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