16C Japanese Mino Tanto Short Sword w Tsuba

JAPANESE TANTO SHORT SWORD - Carved wood handle features a foo dog menuki (one is missing), tsuba has inlaid decoration of florals, a bird, and crescent moon. Blade is signed. Sheath features dragons,

Japanese Edo Period Wakizashi Short Samurai Katana Sword dagger Knife Hira-Kukuri Tanto with Scabbard Skillfully forged impressed blade with signed tang silver tsuba underneath the fish skin handle 't

Militaria Japanese Tanto Short Sword, wrapped wood handle in a wood sheath, apparently unmarked, VG+ cond, the blade 5.75"L, sheath 11.5"L.

One side of blade has been Cleaned/Sharpend

A Japanese Tanto short sword with scabbard and additional small dagger that slides into scabbard. 27 in long.

A Japanese tanto short sword knife with an 8-1/4in long blade. Signed under handle. 18-1/4in long. | Local and NYC curbside delivery details and international third-party shipper recommendations are a

Unidentified antique Japanese tanto, almost devoid of hardware other than blade, wood handle with shagreen insets and flanges. Both sides of tang are signed. Blade has some shallow pitting and the ver

Antique Japanese Samurai Tanto Knife Wakizashi Short Sword. Full Length : 13.25 inch Blade Length : 7.25 inch. Detailed condition reports are not included in this catalog. For additional information,

A Japanese iron sword tsuba dating from the 19th century. It features a design of a dragon flying over a tumultuous sea. Dimensions are: 3 1/4 inches tall X 3 inches wide. All measurements are approxi

ANTIQUE Rare Japanese Bone/Ivory detail carved Tanto Short Swords, late Edo period. 14"-16 1/2" long

This is an antique Japanese Katana sword featuring floral motif tsuba and menuki. The tang is signed. Accompanied by the original scabbard. Bright hamon on the blade. The total length of the sword is

Japanese tsuba sword guard with gilt and silvered depictions of birds and floral branches. Measures 2 7/8" (7.3cm) length.

Rare Japanese metal tsuba sword guard, intricately decorated with gold inlay and with pierced decoration in the form of a manji.Diameter: 3 in.

19th Century Japanese short sword with bound fish skin grip, iron tsuba decorated with fans and lacquered scabbard, signed to the blade and the tsuba, 24.5ins long

18th to early 19th century iron Japanese sword tsuba for tanto with design of an acorn on a branch with leaf. Elegant design in Japanese taste, the leaf is inlaid copper, gilding, very good detailing.

Vintage Japanese Gilt Gold Red Copper Sword Tsuba w Snake Dimension: 80 x 10 x 92 (mm) 3.15 x 0.39 x 3.62 (inches) Weight:0.53 lbs/243 g The wooden stand no included.

The short sword hilt and scabbard are black lacquer with green iridescent flecks and gold-decorated fittings; the scabbard with a crouching gold-decorated oni with shield. The blade 9 1/2in, total in

Japanese, unsigned tanto. Having ribbed decorated saya, with kougai, dark green tsukamaki, gilded tsuba, menuki. L. 35 cm (13 3/4 in.)

A mixed metal Samurai sword, artist-signed with a Damascus blase, the handle and scabbard have incised decoration, with an ornate pierced tsuba, hangers, and drag. This antique samurai sword is of the

The short sword black lacquer hilt and scabbard with gold-decorated silver metal fittings; a small kogai (4 1/4in) in the scabbard. Tang is inscribed with swordsmith's signature, and date. Blade 9 3/4

Japanese officer's sword and scabbard, WWII era. Bronze pommel, ray skin grip wrapped in silk threads, tsuba with five petal flowers at each corner, metal scabbard with bronze mounts, blade has unsign

18 3/4" blade with six-character inscription/signature. Iron tsuba with relief chrysanthemum and foliage decoration. This antique sword has a wood tsuka (grip), lacking mounts.

And scabbard, with 13" long clipped end single edged steel blade with 1/3 length fuller, in European style, grip with patinated Habaki, brass Seppa, irin Tsuba with gold inlay, 2nd brass seppa, iron F

13 1/2" blade with copper habaki with lattice decoration. Tape-wrapped same covered hilt. Unusual openwork tsuba believed to be very early. The hilt mounts are incomplete.