Orig Japanese Woodblock Print Triptych Kochoro Samurai Roof Duel

This is a very beautiful, colorful, and special original Japanese woodblock print triptych “Samurai Roof Duel” signed by the famous Meiji woodblock print master Kochoro (1848-1920), made in Meiji Era, which is 1967~1912 IN EXCELLENT CONDITION.  This is an original Japanese woodblock print triptych more than100 years old.   This triptych is one of the core collections of a large number of Asian art and Japanese woodblock print collections in my family.  We are gradually selling them.  The three panels of this triptych are separate.  The size of each panel is 14 1/2 x 9 3/4 inches.  The artist’s signature with Toshidama Seal, carver’s chop seal and the chop mark of publisher’s name and address are at the lower left corner of the left panel.  The colors, which are vivid and vibrant, are in layers on the print.  This triptych is not attached to any backing paper or cardboard and strong ink bleeding through can be seen from the back of original Japanese Washi paper. This ORIGINAL woodblock print triptych is IN EXCELLENT CONDITION.    Please examine the photos.  It is hard to find an original Japanese woodblock print triptych of such a beautiful and colorful scene signed by Meiji woodblock print master Kochoro in the public nowadays and it is definitely an incredible piece for collecting.  Any credit card, visa, master card, bank and post office money order, cashier check and personal check are accepted.  Personal checks will take about ten days to clear.  Texas residents need to pay 8.25% tax.  Shipping is $16 dollars anywhere in US via USPS priority mail with insurance and tracking.  International shipping charges are US$25 through airmail WITHOUT insurance, buyers will have to assume all the risks during the mailing.  We do combined shipping.  If more than one item is purchased at the same time, the highest shipping cost will be charged.  THIS IS AN ORIGINAL JAPANESE WOODBLOCK PRINT TRIPTYCH SIGNED BY THE MEIJI WOODBLOCK PRINT MASTER KOCHORO MADE IN MEIJI ERA (1867-1912).  IT IS NOT A RE-CUT, REPRODUCTION, OR LITHO PRINT.