
Japanese Katana Shin Shinto Period (SW1644)
Blade length 25” Tang is signed is Masa Mitsu. This sword is in a WWII officer’s mounts. This sword comes with a hand written write up from Japanese sword expert Mike Clark.
Blade length 25” Tang is signed is Masa Mitsu. This sword is in a WWII officer’s mounts. This sword comes with a hand written write up from Japanese sword expert Mike Clark.
Blade is 27” long. This is a mid Shinto period (1596 – 1791) sword. This sword has very nice gold fittings. Tang is unsigned. This sword comes with a hand written write up from Japanese sword expert Mike Clark.
Blade length is 25” Tang is signed. This is a WWII made sword. This sword comes with a hand written write up from Japanese sword expert Mike Clark.
Blade length is 24” Sword is unsigned with 2 holes, so it was shortened and remiounted from a longer blade. This sword comes with a hand written write up from Japanese sword expert Mike Clark.
Blade Length is 26 ¾”. Tang is Signed Noshu Seki Ju Kane Tsugu. This sword comes with a hand written write up from Japanese sword expert Mike Clark.
Blade length is 26 ¼”. This is a WWII officer sword. Attached to the saya is a surrender tag. The Japanese officers were told their swords would be returned to them, so they would put there names and addresses on their sword.
Blade length is 26” Signed Mino Yoshi Naga. This is a WWII era handmade sword known as a gendaito. This sword is in excellent WWII era mounts. This sword comes with a hand written write up from Japanese sword expert Mike Clark.
Blade length is 28”. Sword is signed Kane Mitsu. This sword is either late Koto (pre 1596) to early Shinto (1596 – 1791). This sword comes with a hand written write up from Japanese sword expert Mike Clark.
Blade length is 26 ½”, Blade is unsigned and tang is not shortened. This is a handmade WWII era officer’s sword also known as a gendaito. This sword comes with a hand written write up from Japanese sword expert Mike Clark.
Blade length is 26 ¼”. Tang is signed Yoshi Tsugu and dated March of 1943. This is a handmade WWII Japanese Sword known as a Gendaito. These were Japanese officer’s swords. This sword comes with a hand written write up from Japanese sword expert Mike Clark.
Blade length is 28”. Tang is signed Bishu Osafune Suke Sada Saku. It is also dated when he made it in February of 1534. The sword tang only has one hole which means it has never been cut. Very good Koto (Pre 1596) katana. This sword comes with a hand written write up from Japanese sword expert Mike Clark.
Koshirae With Tsunagi Floral Motifs On Shakudo Nanako Ground. Associated fittings. Note: Kodzuka is Signed: Goto. Blade is replaced by wooden Tsunagi. Ko-Gatana has visible temper line and is Signed: Kane Moto.