Kill Bill Katana signed by Uma Thurman. Certificate of Authenticity

Title: Magnificent replica of Black Mamba's katana from the film KILL BILL, signed by lead actress Uma Thurman, who plays the role of the vengeful bride.

Year: 2021. Ms. Thurman signed approximately 50 katanas during a signing session in New York in the spring of that year.
Type: katana

Serial number and edition: see photos
Dimensions: full size. Total length: 96.52 cm, Blade: 66.04 cm. 440 stainless steel blade, very slightly sharpened (as is, it will not cause injury)
COA / Certificate of Authenticity: yes, with numbered holographic sticker and photo showing Uma Thurman signing
Condition: 09/10. Small oxidation spots (?)

Accessories: no box

The scabbard is made of wood with a high-gloss black lacquer finish, with the Hattori Hanzo lion painted in gold on the scabbard. A cream cord sage-o is tied around the black wooden kurigata. Above the sage-o is the bride's symbol, carved into the wood of the scabbard and also painted in gold. The sword guard is a solid steel disc, identical to the sword guard in the film. The collar of the sword blade is molded with the Hanzo emblem, as seen in the film. The handle is made of wood with a black cord wrap. The sword pommel is a cut-out steel fitting.

The katana comes with:
- its scabbard
- a wooden stand (3 pieces)
- certificate of authenticity showing the actress signing
- a hologram is affixed to the blade, allowing you to access additional information online

This is not:

• a printed autograph
• nor a fake autograph
• nor an autograph collected by people claiming to be in-person autograph collectors.
  
  

This autograph comes from a signing session organized by the agent of the actor or actress mentioned here. A photo is taken for each series of signatures depending on the item being signed. A numbered hologram is affixed to each object, and using this hologram, you can verify the authenticity of this signature online, as well as the dates and locations where it took place.

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