EARLY JAPANESE KATANA

EARLY JAPANESE KATANA WITH STING RAY SKIN HANDLE WRAPPED WITH A WOVEN FIBER. TEMPERED BLADE AND A BRASS ORNIMENT. WE CANNOT FIND ANY MARKINGS ON THE SWORD. MEASURES 39.5" LONG.

Early Edo Katana, signed Fujiwara Kagehira on the tang, the other side of the tang inscribed 'Mitsu Dou Dotan-iri' (cuts 3 bodies in box in one strike). Kashu Kanewaka School blade by Fujiwara Kagehir

Lot of two signed Japanese swords (Katanas), having a 26" cutting edge. [Overall: 34" L and 36 1/2" L]. In "as-is" condition; nicks on Katana edge; one missing a handle.

Early 20th C. Japanese katana. 40in. Age wear.

A Japanese katana A Japanese katana, early to mid-20th century, with a gilt metal tsuba and leather scabbard, total 94cm, blade 63cm Condition Report: Sword having large areas of missing shagreen. Bla

Japanese temple sword hand forged trationally. Made for a shrine. Aquired after the war. Cutting length is 33.1/2 inches, over all lenght 48 inches. Wonderful wide wavy temper line. Choji Hamon with a

LIVEAUCTIONEERS BIDDERS, PLEASE GO TO OUR WEBSITE TO VIEW PHOTOS OF THE TANG AND SIGNATURES, THEY ARE AT THE END AND DID NOT FIT IN TO THIS PLATFORM FORMAT, AS WELL AS OTHER ABUNDANT CLOSEUP IMAGES. T

We were told by the Consignor that these were Antique but We are Not Sure therefore Selling as Early Pieces – They are Both in Awesome Condition – Multiple Photos Posted

EARLY UNSIGNED AND UNMARKED JAPANESE KATANA SWORD. STINGRAY SKIN WRAPPED WITH A CLOTH BINDING ON THE HANDLE WITH A BRASS COLLAR, ORNAMENT, END CAP, AND LANYARD LOOP. THE KATANA DOES HAVE A TEMPERED ED

Japanese Short Katana, early 20th c., World War II era, the handle cord wrapped over shark skin with signed tang, in wood scabbard, accompanied by a signed small kogatana utility knife in the scabbard

Late 19th early 20th century. The first with a pierced iron Tsuba in a black lacquer scabbard length of blade 68 cm (26.75 in.) The second with a bronze Tsuba in a black lacquer scabbard with shell in

East Asia, Japan, early Edo Period, ca. early 17th century CE. A forged steel katana blade of nice length exhibiting a shinogi-zukuri shape and a shortened (o-suriage) tang set in honzukuri mountings.

Japanese katana with kin-maki handle and lacquered scabbard. The signature on the handle is might be Kuniyoshi from Okayama in the early Edo period. The total length including the scabbard is 39 inche

Antique Japanese Katana Sword with Scabbard. The Katana includes it's original, early Bukuro (Carrying bag). Paper work that is included with sword reveals the owner to be Yoshiro Ono. Size: 39 x 3 in

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.

Collection of early Japanese woodblock prints. To include: 2 prints by Hiroshige, one in rainfall and one with winter landscape; Japanese actor or samurai with katana sword; small woodblock titled "Ch

Japanese Katana Sword with Koshirae. Region of Origin: Japan. Age: 1336-1573 early of Muromachi. Original/Reproduction: Antique Original. With TOPPEI Koshirae. No signature. Without stand. Total lengt

East Asia, Japan, late Edo to early Meiji period, ca. mid to late 19th century CE. An elegant samurai's tanto, a short blade meant to accompany the katana and wakizashi. It has a slightly curved, sing

Japanese 16th Century Samurai Sword 35''. An early Katana or Wakizashi from the Yamashiro province. Simple wood scabbard and handle with attached wood tag. Blade measures 24.5'' to tang. Overall light

ASSORTMENT OF JAPANESE TOOLSJapanese, early 20th century, assorted material. A shagreen katana hilt, a carved busk, a brush rest, a soroban, and a box of diminutive tools.Busk: 13 in. (33 cm.) Propert

Samurai with raised katana sword sepia tone photo print, created from an original c.1860 albumen print in the early 1990's for The American Heritage Galleries. 11" X 14" printed on heavy cardstock, in

Samurai with raised katana sword sepia tone photo print, created from an original c.1860 albumen print in the early 1990's for The American Heritage Galleries. 11" X 14" printed on heavy cardstock, in

East Asia, Japan, late Edo Period, ca. early 19th century CE. A fine example of an iron tsuba, the hand guard from a traditional Japanese sword like a katana or wakizashi. The tsuba has deeply incised

Japanese WWII Naval Officers Sword Navy KATANA Shark Skin Scabbard. Early 1940s. Full Length 37 inch Blade Length 25 inch