A KATANA BLADE, 65.6cm long, Shinto, two mekugi-ana, ubu, midare hamon with sunagashi, masame hada,

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

Hizen Tadayoshi: A Katana Blade of slender koshi-zori, shinogi-tsukuri form, details of hamon and hada obscured, ubu nakago with single mekugi-ana, katana-mei Hizen (no) Kuni (ju) .......(no) Kami Tad

. 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

Japan, Shinto, approx. 17th to 18th cent. The form of the blade is shinogi-tsukuri with iorimune and a ko-gissaki. The hamon is suguha, the hada barely visible and presumably masame. The tang is ubu w

A Japanese tanto, circa 1850Klinge Unokubi Tsukuri, Mu Zori, Hada, Hamon und Boshi verputzt. Nakago Ubu mit einem Mekugi Ana, Higaki Yasurime, unbezeichnet. Kupferhabaki mit tiefen Yasurime. Eiserne N

Japanese sword, wakizashi, shinto (1596-1780), gunome midare hamon, mumei, ubu-nakago, iron tsuba from Edo period with gilt inlay, the blade is older than tsuba, blade length: approx. 20"l, overall (i

. Japan, Bizen-blade - Shinto Bizen-blade: Shinto. The form shinogitsukuri with iorimune, the hamon with fine notare midare and ashi, choji, nie and nioi. Kitaehada with mokume (as far as visible). Th

Gendaito katana, 29 inch length of cutting edge, signed Yasutoshi, complex midare style hamon, modern saya and tsuka with antique tsuba. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 42 1/4", Blade leng

Koto Period, before 1595 A.D. and later. A katana with curved single edged blade showing straight hamon edge-pattern, straight plain nakago-jiri tang pierced with one mekugi-ana hole for the insertion

Japan. Shinto, approx. 16th cent. A short katana, almost a wakizashi. Iorimune and shinogi tsukuri, the interesting and lively hamon is suguha, partly with midare, with ashi and nioi, mokume-hada. The

Japanese 17th/18th Cent. Wakizashi Samurai Sword 25''. Blade measures 18'' to end of tang. Inventory notes from consignor read ''Unokubi-zukuri style. 4'' Nakago with two mekugiana and nakago has been

A Japanese wakizashi, ca. 1750Klinge Shinogi Tsukuri, Chu Kissaki, leichter Torii Zori, Hada, Hamon, Boshi verschliffen. Klinge etwas verbogen. Nakago mit einem Mekugi Ana, Sujikai Yasurime, bezeichne

A Katana MUMEI 打刀 無銘 a fine example of Yamato school, masame hada, in Shirasaya.  Length of blade 28 1/8 in., 71.4 cm.

Signed 'Noshu seki genryoke Echizen no kami Yoshikado' (AKA Bando Taro Bokuden, active Enpo era [1673-1681] in Hitachi and belonging to the Seki Genjo group), hamon (tempering) is gunome midare with s

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

Edo period, Genroku era (1688-1704), signed ?(Kikumon [chrysanthemum]) Ichi Kawachi Kami Sukesada? on the omote side and ?Bizen kuni Osafune ju? on the ura side, hamon (tempering) is gunome midare wit

Japanese Katana Sword with Scabbard Multiple SIgned Spot Character Mark Skillfully forged underneath the handle 'tsuka' bears two vertically aligned Kanji Mekugi intact Bronze pommel ray skin grip wra

Tachi, 27 inch length of cutting edge, mumei o-suriage unsigned, Koto nagamaki naoshi style katana, ca. 1300s-1400s with vibrant mokume hada and refined Bizen style midare hamon in tachi koshirae feat

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

Premium quality Japanese katana featuring a shinogi-zukuri, iori-mune configuration forged in itama hada mixed with mokume hada. The hamon tempering featuring a complex Soshu-style notare. The ubu nak

Shinto or shinshinto wakizashi, 17 inch length of cutting edge, signed Hizen no Kuni Tadayoshi, ca. 1700-1800s, later generation Tadayoshi blade features Hizen hada and suguha hamon, exceptional mount

Japan. Shinto, approx. 16th cent. The blade has an iormune as well as shinogi tsukuri, the hamon shows notare partly tending towards toran, a ko-gissaki. The tang could not be examined as it is to fir

26 1/2" blade with a nice hamon landscape, signed on tang, very early bronze tsuba, shagreen grips, standing figural menuki, 36 3/4" long overall, no scabbard. A few spots of light corrosion on blade.