Japanese Swordsmiths

Two (2) books of Japanese Swordsmiths. Includes: The New Generation of Japanese Swordsmiths by Tamio Tsuchiko; and Modern Japanese Swords From 1868 to Present by Kapp. Measure 10.25 in. x 7.75 in. x 1

Japanese Swordsmith's Book / Register

Hand-forged. Gendaito katanas are regarded pieces as they are made by a member of the Japanese Swordsmith Association. These swordsmiths have been regulated by the Japanese law to create a maximum of

BOOKS: FUJISHIRO MATSUO, NIHON TOKO JITEN, the two volume set, Koto and Shinto Publishing, 1964, together with W.M. Hawley, Japanese Swordsmiths, the two volume set, 1966 and 1967. (4)

Beautiful Minatogawa sword Katana in Shirasaya. Made by the famous Japanese swordsmith Gassan Sadakatsu. Signature Osaka Ju Gassan Minamoto Sadakatsu Kinsaku Taisho 11 Nen 3 Gatsu kichimatsu. The blad

Very beautiful and very sharp Japanese samurai sword. This sword was made by the famous Japanese swordsmith, Yamamoto Boku Yuu Yasukuni in the year 1680. Yamamoto Yasukuni he was a commissioned swords

Mid 19th c. Japanese swordsmith identification guide, illustrated, woodblocks. Oblong, 7" x 3.25", in original wrappers with paper label. Refer to photos. –

Large and antique, Japanese tosho (swordsmith-made) iron tsuba (sword guard), of circular shape and with cut-out design of two plum blossoms; probably Muromachi Period; D: 3 1/2";

Long katana signed by Suishinshi Masahide. Born in 1750, he is known to be one of the three most skilled swordsmith of the Edo period. This sword is a great example of his work. Fuchi and kashira are

Material: Tamahagane. Region of Origin: Japan. Age: Edo Era. Jigane: Itame. Swordsmith: Mumei. Type: Katana. Size: Сutting Edge Length 662 mm (26 in) Sword Full length 846 mm (33.3 in) Saki-haba

Brought back from WW2, this sword is a Shinto katana from the well-known Edo Ishido school of swordsmith. The blade is in excellent condition and has a length of 26.5 inches (67 cm). The blade feature

Japanese samurai long katana, Gendaito blade. The term Gendaito refers to Japanese swords produced during 1876 to 1945, so forged by sword smiths around the Meiji period. This blade is 28.4 inches (72

"Shinshin-tou, rank Chujyo-sakuThe swordsmith's sign was popular among Edo samurai because it named ï¼»Jyumyoï¼½means Longevity.This KATANA has some scratch on it. Blade length(Cutting edge): 66

FUJIWARA KANEFUSA 23rd generation oshigata Kanefusa.  The Kanefusa-sex swordsmiths from Mino province dates back to the Muromachi era in the 1400's.   The 23rd generation Kanefusa worked during Wor

Katana Sword. This numbers matching katana features a signed blade possibly betseki rank Ishido Teruhide of the Ishido Korekazu swordsmiths in Tokyo, prominent hamon (temper line) - a metal saya (scab

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

Special Preservation Sword by Kaga Mori Fujiwara Sadhiro live in Echizen.Blade length: 68.8 CM.Reverse: 0.9 CM. Kaga Shou Fujiwara Sadahiro, a swordsmith of the Echizen Shimosaka School, a disciple of

16th C Japanese Samurai Fuyuhiro Wakazashi Short Sword. This blade was attributed to the swordsmith Fuyuhiro by the NBTHK. The Fuyohiro group of the Wakasa no kuni Jidai opened its Mon later in the ji

Japanese tanto sword, dating from the late Edo period, forged by 11th generation Kanesada, a swordsmith from one of the great lineages of blacksmiths in the Mino region, which date back to the 16th ce

First generation, Izumi no Kami Fujiwara Kunisada.   This is a fine Work Izumi no Kami Kunisada (Owazamono grade).   First generation he is known as the father of the famous swordsmith �

179422 MUNETOMO JAPANESE SWORD W/ WOOD GRAIN SHEATH Munemoto Japanese Samurai Sword w/ wood grain sheath. Sword made in 2007. Comes with Original swordsmith records. Sword ID: MUN474. From Uda School,

World War 2 Japanese Shin Gunto military katana sword with scabbard and original knot loop. Nakago (tang) is marked with sword smiths name, Yoshichika. The remaining side of the nakago (tang) bears th

"The maker of this sword is Hiroshige, the third generation who was active in the Kanbun era of the Edo period. Shimohara Kaji is a highly skilled swordsmith and is widely known for forging Mito Mitsu

H:55cm，W:47cm，Weight:72000g