Edged Weapons

1 old Koto period Japanese WW2 Army Officer sword available.  The blade is an old samurai family sword.  The IJA soldier had his family’s sword mounted in Army mounts for the sword.  This Army Officer katana would make an important addition to any collection. 

This pre-1597 A.D. samurai sword is unsigned. This sword has a wonderful and beautiful hada. The hamon/temper line is suguha. The blade’s cutting edge/nagasa measures 27 3/4″ (70.5 cm). This sword’s mounts are of exceptional quality and condition.  Note that they are early–the fittings have a deep red color.  

The saya is a special lightweight wood saya–finely lacquered in a brick red Army sword color.  

1 harder-to-find Japanese WW2 Presentation Tachi sword available. This WW2 tachi would make an important addition to any collection. 

Presentation tachi’s were made during World War 2 to promote the spirit of the Samurai in the Japanese.  

This sword was made by Yoshiaki.  There is the showa stamp above the signature, indicating this sword made in 1942 or before.  This sword has a wavy temper line.  The blade’s cutting edge/nagasa measures 25 1/4″ (64.1 cm). This sword’s mounts are in exceptional condition.

1 antique Shinto period Japanese sword available.  This sword was made around the 1620’s A.D.  This old Japanese sword would make an important acquisition for any collection.    

This sword is signed ‘Omi no Kami Fujiwara Kiyonobu’.  
The blade measures 21 1/2″ (54.6 cm) from the blade tip to the bottom of the notch in the habaki.  This sword is mounted in shirasaya.  This sword has a very fine Silver foil habaki.  

This sword is in fine polish, with new shirasaya.