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Antique WW2 Japanese Naval Officer Sword TASSEL/Old Samurai -Navy IJN
Antique WW2 Japanese Naval Officer Sword TASSEL/Old Samurai -Navy IJN
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1 antique World War II Imperial Japanese Navy Officer’s sword tassel available. Original naval sword tassels like this one are hard to find.
This IJN sword tassel would make an important addition to any higher-grade Japanese Navy-mounted sword.
This silk tassel is dark brown in color. This tassel measures 17 3/4″ long (45 cm).
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Japanese WWII NCO Sword Leather Knot -WW2 Samurai -Katana -WW2 Portopee/Tassel
Japanese WWII NCO Sword Leather Knot -WW2 Samurai -Katana -WW2 Portopee/Tassel
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1 original Japanese WW2 NCO sword leather tassel.
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WW2 Japanese Army Officer Katana Sword TASSEL -Company Grade -Blue/Brown 1
WW2 Japanese Army Officer Katana Sword TASSEL -Company Grade -Blue/Brown 1
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1 mint antique World War II Imperial Japanese Army Officer’s sword tassel available. This tassel is Company Grade rank (Lt.).
This IJA sword tassel would make an important addition to any higher-grade Japanese military-mounted sword.
This original WW2 tassel measures 20″ in length (50.8 cm).
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ID’d TARAWA THEATER US WW2 Australian V-44 Fighting Knife/Marsden Machine Tool
ID’d TARAWA THEATER US WW2 Australian V-44 Fighting Knife/Marsden Machine Tool
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1 vintage Australian-made U.S. World War 2 V-44 fighting/survival knife. This ID’d WW2 fighting knife was made by Marsden Machine Tool. This knife would make an important addition to any collection.
The blade on this knife is stamped ‘MAR____ MACHINE TOOL BRISBANE‘. This knife measures 14 1/8″ overall. The blade itself measures 9 3/8″.
This knife’s scabbard is from a U.S.M.C. bolo. Marked into the front of the scabbard is ‘TARAWA GILBERT M NOV 21-43‘.
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RARE French WWI/WW2 Trench/Coutrot Fighting Knife -Old Collection/G P Dagger
RARE French WWI/WW2 Trench/Coutrot Fighting Knife -Old Collection/G P Dagger
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1 vintage World War II/World War 1 French trench knife available. This French fighting knife has trench art on the handle with a skull and crossbones. This WW1/WW2 French fighting knife would make a fine addition to any collection.
This knife measures 10 5/8″ overall. The blade itself measures 5 3/4″. The guard is stamped ‘G.P’.
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US M1902 Ames/Gelhaar Saber -Old/Antique 1931 PRESENTATION ‘First Prize’ Sword
US M1902 Ames/Gelhaar Saber -Old/Antique 1931 PRESENTATION ‘First Prize’ Sword
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1 antique U.S. Officer’s model M1902 dress sword available. This is an Ames Mfg. Presentation sword–it is etched on the blade:
‘DONATED BY CAPT. CHAS. B. EGGEN, S.C. PRESIDENT, DEPARTMENT OF KANSAS R.O.A.’. The reverse side of the blade is etched ‘2ND LT. EMMETT E. WILSON, INF. FIRST PRIZE IN DEPARTMENT MEMBERSHIP CONTEST 1931’.
This sword was made by Ames Mfg. for the Gelhaar Uniform Co. of Kansas City, MO.
This ca.1931 U.S. sword has its original canvas sword bag with it. Inside the top flap it is marked ‘Lt. Emmett Wilson 353rd Infantry’.
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OSS SOE Escape Knife -WW II US / British -Pocket/WW2 -Silvey Book -EARLY VERSION
OSS SOE Escape Knife -WW II US / British -Pocket/WW2 -Silvey Book -EARLY VERSION
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The actual pre-World War 2 Escape Knife photographed in Mike Silvey’s book Pocket Knives of the United States Military. This documented Escape Knife would make an important addition to any advanced collection.
Photos 1 and 2 above were taken of this knife lying over the page from the Silvey’s book page 77. Note the close-up detail of the blades and compare them to the photo. This is the actual knife.
The knife’s master blade measures 2 9/16″. This knife measures 5 3/16″ overall when closed.
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Manchukuo CHINESE GENERALS Sword -WW II -Old WW2 Manchuria -Japanese-Controlled
Manchukuo CHINESE GENERALS Sword -WW II -Old WW2 Manchuria -Japanese-Controlled
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1 very rare 1920’s through WW2 Manchukuo (Manchuria) Chinese General’s Sword available. This rare sword would make an important addition to any collection.
The backstrap is decorated with the Manchurian plum blossom. The grip is tortoiseshell, which designates this sword as a Manchukuoan/Manchurian General’s sword.
According to Jim Dawson’s book, Swords of Imperial Japan 1868-1945–Cyclopedia Edition, the Japanese had influence in Manchuria, China, dating back to the Russo-Japanese War. Then later in 1932, the Japanese invaded Manchuria using an incident caused by the Japanese Kwantung Army as an excuse.
