Nihonto Katana Fujiwara Yoshishin edo period

Origin: Hoki Kami Fujiwara Hirotaka Eichizen Ju Date/Period: Edo period Materials: Steel Size: 59.1 cutting edge Signed and NBTHK Japanese Nihonto Katana Hoki Kami Fujiwara Hirotaka Eichizen Ju NBTHK

Katana signed Bungo Takada-ju Fujiwara Hiroyuki-saku Nagasa 69.3cm Sori 1.2cm Hole 1 [Country] Bungo koku (O-ita-ken) [Jidai Period] Edo era [Jigane] Itame-hada [Hamon] Gunome Choji with Ash

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

A Japanese Katana Edo Period {Length: 29 inches (73.7 cm) of blade approximately} [Losses to the scabbard, slight wear to the blade]

Japanese Shinto Katana. Edo Period. Blade L 31 1/2".

Origin: Sue Mihara School Date/Period: Kamakura period Materials: Steel Size: 60.1 cutting edge NBTHK papers This great Nihonto katana With papers of the NBTHK Precious sword. Papers where given on Ju

Title: Japanese Shinto Katana Made in Edo Period Date/Period: Edo Period Dimensions: Lenght: 94,2 cm Saya: 70 cm Tsuka: 23,9 cm Blade: 64 cm Nakago: 17,4 cm Sori: 25 mm Motokasane: 8,3 mm Sakikasane:

1685 A.D. in the Edo period, Fujiwara Munekuni was given the honor of making a sword for Mitsukuni Mito, and because the quality of the forged sword was excellent, he was given the name 'Munekuni' as

Stunning Antique Japanese Edo Period Miniature Katana in High Grade TACHI Mounts Full Length 19.5 inch Blade Length 12 inch

Out Of Polish Original Japanese Wakizashi Samurai Sword. This Is A Edo Period Wakizashi. The 20 3/4 Shinogi Zukuri Blade Is Out Of Polish And Unsigned. This Blade Has No Fatal Flaws Or Active Rust. Th

(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

Antique Japanese Edo Period Miniature luxury Katana Tachi Full Length 14 inch Blade length 8.5 inch

Japanese Edo Samurai Daisho Set Kanezo W/ Judgment Papers Superb and rare Japanese samurai Daisho (Katana and Wakizashi) from the Edo period (1603-1862), signed Sendai Kanezo , the third Nobutaka. The

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

Japanese Edo Period Wakizashi Short Samurai Katana Sword dagger Knife Hira-Kukuri Tanto with Scabbard Skillfully forged impressed blade with signed tang silver tsuba underneath the fish skin handle 't

Katana sword from the famous Tokugawa clan (???????) family in Shirasaya (NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon Tokenu Oite Echizen Saku Kore (Echizen 3rd generation) Era Edo period kanbun era 1661 to 1673 Shape The

Samurai armor from the Edo period (XIXe siècle) Includes spear (naginata), war flag (shashimono), armor box (yoroi bitsu),katana Condition Report: Original condition with traces of age and restorat

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

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

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 SUMI PAINTING ON PAPEREdo PeriodFukurokuju. Signed and seal marked "Fujiwara Moraki".10" x 11" sight. Framed 16" x 16.5". Provenance:Private Wisconsin Collection

Circular, just under 3" diameter for the long sword, katana. Heavy iron plate, with two riobitsu. Stable dark patina with spotty oxidation.

Asia, Japan, Edo Period, ca. 1630 CE. An incredible samurai's katana with a slightly curved, single-edged blade, a saya (scabbard) made of wood studded with white and purple shell, and a handle (tsuka

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.