Hizen Tadayoshi: A Katana Blade of slender koshi-zori,

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

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

A Katana BLADE SIGNED HIZEN KUNI TADANOSHI 打刀 肥前國忠吉 show work of Muromachi period (1470-1576), apocryphal signature, in a black lacquered saya. Length

A Japanese katana blade in shirasaya and a fitting koshirae, Edo periodKlinge Shinogi Tsukuri, Chu Kissaki, Torii Zori, Ko Gunome Ko Notare Hamon, goldbelegtes Habaki mit Neko Gaki. Schmiedefehler im

Bright Blade With Straight Temper Line. Blade Has No Fatal Flaws, Chips Or Bends. The Blade Habaki Is Silver Foil With Falling Rain Motif. Sword Mounts Are At Least 17th Century And Are Very Good Cond

Japanese Katana Signed "Tadayoshi" in Shira Saya 24" nagasa. 33.5" overall with tsuka and saya. Shinogi zukuri style blade with four hole nakago that is signed on both sides, appearing to read Tadayos

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

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

A Japanese Katana EARLY SHINTO PERIOD mumei, unsigned. Blade length 26 in., 66 cm. Overall length 35 1/2 in., 90 cm. Provenance: Property from a Private Canadian Collection

Signed. L: 38.75"

A Japanese Katana LATE 17TH CENTURY inscribed Kashu Ju Kiyomitsu. Blade length 22 1/2 in., 57 cm. Overall length 37 1/2 in., 95 cm. Provenance: Property from a Private Canadian Collection

A Japanese Katana LATE MUROMACHI PERIOD mumei, unsigned.   Blade length 21 1/4 in., 54 cm. Overall length 30 1/8 in., 77 cm. Provenance: Property from a Private Canadian Collection

19th century period. Length: 37 3/4 in (95.9 cm)

DESCRIPTION: Japanese medium length sword with handguard. Handle has Kanji inscriptions marked into the metal and marks resembling arabic numerals just above the handle CIRCA: Early 20th Century or ea

(lot of 5) Japanese katana sword blades from Edo period: including a kozuka blade with the name 'Inoue Shinkai' inscribed; one blade part with an illegible signature; another probably from Bizen; toge

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.

A Katana BLADE SIGNED RYUKAI HIDAYOSHI, 15TH CENTURY 打刀 豐前住了戒秀能作 in Shirasaya, accompanied by an NTHK certificate dated April 28, 2018. Length

A Katana BLADE SIGNED HOSHU TAKADA JU FUJIWARA 打刀 豐州高田住藤原 katana mounted in partial WWII mounts. Handle and tsuba from the Edo Period. Le

Attributed to Ko Uda Unsigned, dated 1300s the katana blade in a professional Japanese polish. Length of blade 66.6 cm. This lot is located in Chicago. Size Length of b

A Japanese Katana or samurai sword and tanto, both with scabbards. Katana blade: 24in long. Full length: 33in long.

1 desirable Japanese World War II Takayama Naval Academy Forge Navy Officer's Samurai sword blade available. This highly sought after gendai katana blade was made by Masatsune. This Japanese sword wou

25" Katana blade, signed Hiromitsu 7/8" nagako. Overall 37 3/4" long in saya. Please see full appraisal and description below from a Japanese sword expert. From the collection of noted collector Rober

Signed on lower right corner in graphite, Ikko Depicts a black and white image of a katana blade with water in the background Framed in a silver toned metal frame with off white mat boards approx 20.5

Katana blade measures 27", Wakizashi measures 20". Wood red and black scabbard with ribbing and horn koiguchi. Wakizashi signed "Nakamura Tsunesuke" in electro-pencil. Likely of Chines