A DAISHO, THE KATANA, 71.3cm Shin-shinto blade with one

Very Nicely Mounted Japanese Samurai KATANA Sword, Double Signed Blade, Probably Shinshinto era. Beautiful Matching Chiseled Flowers Mounts. Total length (inside scabbard if present) :41", Blade lengt

Shinshinto katana, 29 and 1/2 inch length of cutting edge, unsigned ca. 1800?s, likely Yokoyama Bizen school with an active gunome midare hamon, clean mint condition blade in ornate and original samur

Blade signed Yoshida Kanekada. 20th C. Total length: 104cm (41 in.) Length of blade: 85cm (33 1/2 in.) Nagasa (length from tip to beginning of tang): 66.6cm (26 1/4 in.) Nakago (length of tang): 18.5c

With shin gunki mounts. 20th C. Total length: 100cm (39 1/4 in.) Length of blade:87.7cm (34 5/8 in.) Nagasa (length from tip to beginning of tang): 67.3cm (26 1/2 in.) Nakago (length of tang): 21cm (8

27 3/8" Shinogu Zukuri blade, mumei 8 1/4" nagako. Overall 40.25" long in saya. Please see full appraisal and description below from a Japanese sword expert. From the collection of noted collector Rob

Shinshinto Japanese Samurai Sword Katana. Includes Black Lacquered Wood Scabbard. Blade made of stainless steel. Gilded guard, edge of sword and scabbard. Red & Black silk wrapped tsuka. Measures 43 i

. Japan, blade - Shinto The blade: Shinto. The present could be a shorter form of a katana. Iorimune, shinogitsukuri, the hamon suguha, one ko-gissaki. The angel ubu with one nagako-ana, yasurime suji

A WAKIZASHI, 41.1cm Shinto blade with one mekugi-ana, midare hamon with sunagashi, nashiji hada, fully bound tsuka with shakudo fuchi-kashira, decorated with Fukurokuju and a pine tree, gilt details,

A KATANA, 65.1cm Shinto blade with two mekugi-ana, midare hamon, bound tsuka with iron fuchi and kabuto-gane, floral shakudo menuki, rounded square iron tsuba decorated with reeds with gold details, i

Extremely RARE Japanese Samurai TANTO Knife Dagger, Very Unusual Signed Shin-Shinto era Pierced Blade. Full Length 15.5 inch Blade Length 7.5 inch

1868 Japanese Samurai Katana New Blade Shinto Bengi Natae Kamada Woodblock Print An interesting Meiji woodblock-print of ‘New Blade.’ "Shintobengi" is a study on Japanese swords originally publish

Good Japanese Wakizashi Sword. Very old ( Shinshinto period) almost straight blade, gilt and brass pommel and handle collar fittings. Nice tsuba. Total length inside scabbard : 36", Blade length : 21

Good Japanese Wakizashi Sword. Very old ( Shinshinto period) almost straight blade, gilt and brass pommel and handle collar fittings. Nice tsuba. Total length inside scabbard : 36", Blade length : 21

1779 Japanese Samurai Katana Swords New Blade Shinto Bengi Natae Kamada RARE An interesting Edo and Meiji woodblock-print of New Blade. Shintobengi is a study on Japanese swords published in 1784 by K

1779 Japanese Samurai Katana Swords New Blade Shinto Bengi Natae Kamada RARE An interesting Edo and Meiji woodblock-print of New Blade. "Shintobengi" is a study on Japanese swords published in 1784 by

1834 Japanese Samurai Katana Woodblock New Blade Shinto Bengi Ryaku Mabire Sword An interesting Edo and Meiji woodblock-print of New Blade. "Shintobengiryaku" is a study on Japanese swords published i

Japanese Shinto Katana. Edo Period. Blade L 31 1/2".

Shinto katana, 29 inch length of cutting edge, signed Bushu ju Yasuyoshi, ca. 1600?s, with a suguha hamon, clean mint condition blade in ornate and original samurai style mounts with rare style tsuka

WWII Japanese Army Officer's Type Katana Samurai Sword Shin Gunto. Unmarked exposed blade. 39" overall. 26.5" curved blade with "bouncing wave" hamon effect. Retains original edge. Tang marked, Photos

Have a look at this Japanese sword from WWII. This is a Type 95 NCO's Shin-Gunto katana. The blade and scabbard are serial matched. Arsenal stamping is found just below the guard on the aluminum cast

A World War II Type 95 Japanese Army NCO Katana Shin-Gunto sword on which the sword blade and scabbard both have matching serial numbers. The position of the number on the blade, configured to be read

Pair of decorative Katana sword & dagger, blades embossed with dragon on one side, fans on the other, lacquer sheath with dragon decoration, 18-1/2" x 14-1/2" blades, on plastic stand

Wakizashi in the Edo period. There is no signature on the blade, Mumei. The dynamic Hamon remains and can be seen even now. The mune (the one without the blade) still has scars from blocking the oppon

Two World War II era Japanese blades including:One WW2 Japanese naval dirk. With one rivet and bolster missing and a possible later blade.One 1944-45 Japanese type 98 shin gunto.Provenance: From the E