Japanese NCO Type 95 Army Sword

WW2 Period Japanese army NCO Gunto Sword. The aluminum handle shows service wear with some of the brown paint missing. The fuchi hilt collar bears the mark of the kokura arsenal as well as nagoya insp

WWII Japanese Army NCO SPECIAL UNIT Sword KATANA with Matching 49086 Serial Numbers. This is an unique World War II Type 95 Imperial Japanese Army NCOs sword that is all matching. This aluminum handle

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

Imperial Japanese Japan WWII Army Officers NCO type 95 Sword Katana, Ser.#36512 Full Length 38 inch Blade length 26.25 inch

Imperial Japanese Japanese WWII Army Officers NCO type 95 Sword Katana, Ser.#127325 Full Length 38 inch Blade length 26.25 inch

Antique Japanese Army Type 95 NCO WW2 Sword & Scabbard. Total length: 38". Blade length: 27.25". Numbers on blade: 1 5116. Locking mechanism on handle.

WWII Imperial Japanese NCO Shin-Gunto type 95 sword. Matching # 37055. Full Length: 38 inch Blade Length: 27.5 inch

DESCRIPTION: Second World War Japanese NCO Type 95 shin-gunto sword. Featuring metal hilt (tsuka) with decoration resembling traditional ito wrappings and with cherry blossom motif. Also featuring lat

Matching Serial numbers on blade and scabbard. 161453. Paint loss on scabbard. Blade locks well into scabbard

WWII Japanese Type 95 NCO Katana Samurai Sword, with matching serial numbers (01072) to the machine made blade and scabbard throat. The fuchi is correctly marked for the Kokura Arsenal. Complete with

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

World War II Japanese Type 95 Shin Gunto NCO Sword

ASIAN: WW2 Japanese Type 95 NCO Shin Gunto in scabbard, c. 1943, 26" blade made for the Japanese Imperial Army during World War Two, matching serial number 111466 ? on scabbard and blade, marks from t

A WWII Japanese Type 95 NCO Shin-Gunto. With matching serial numbers on the blade and scabbard, stamped with three marks on the hilt, missing leather sword knot and metal ring from the pommel, with br

Finely-forged Japanese noncommissioned officer's katana, a Type 95 Shin Gunto, measuring 27.5 in. from the 'kissaki' (‘tip') to the ‘habaki' (‘stop'), and 37 in. overall. The ‘

Imperial Japanese WWII NCO Army Officers Sword with Surrender Tag. Low #1412. Full Leather Combat Cover. Full Length: 37.5 inch Blade Length: 27.5 inch Tag 6x2.5

Item/Description: Japanese Army non commissioned officer's shin-gunto sword and scabbard. Matching serial numbers on sword and scabbard 137002 Aluminum tsuka (handle) made to resemble the traditionall

Rare First Type Japanese NCO Sword. Cooper Hilt, marked blade. Scabbard is not original to the sword. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 28 3/8", Blade length : 25 5/8".~~. Detailed condition

Imperial Japanese Army Type 98 Shingunto Sword Koshirae Measuring A Total Length Of 36". Overall Condition Is Very Good. Hilt Wrapping Is Complete With Light Wear. The Wood Scabbard Is Wood And Covere

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

Imperial Japanese WWII Army NCO Officers Leather Sword Knot. Full Length 19 inch

Japanese World War II period Shin Gunto katana sword, type 95, the forged steel blade struck serial number "134499" and signed, the brown-painted faux shagreen and cloth wrapping handle with gilt and

(2) M1889 Type 32 Sabers. Including an officers Russo-Japanese Kyu Gunto army style sword with scabbard; a numbers matching Japanese M1889 Type 32 cavalry saber Ko pattern? with steel scabbard, single

The Pattern 1899 NCO Cavalry Sword Type 32 was used from the Russo-Japan War of 1905 until World War II; this example has the expected crosshatch wood and metal grip, a guard made of standard Japanese