REPRODUCTION 17TH CENTURY KATANA SAMURAI SWORD

A Japanese Katana or samurai sword, possibly 17th C., signed on hilt, translated on paper taped to scabbard. 39-1/2in total length. Blade length: 26in.

Samurai Sword Japanese Katana Sword c.19th century. Size 37 1/2 inches length. SIze of the blade 25 1/2 inches. Japanese Katan with steel blade, the blade probably from 17th century? the scabard made

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

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16th/17th C Samurai sword in scabbard w 21 3/8" cutting edge - overall size 39 1/4"

Reproduction 17th C Japanese Samurai Armor. This reproduction 17th century Japanese samurai armor includes upper body / chest armor, head and face armor, and a display stand. Armor features brass and

Signed by the maker upside down, very unusual, can't translate. Good polish, wavy temper, beautiful grain, old polish, no cracks, a couple of tiny flea bits, hard to photograph, nice Sukashi Tsuba, a

Japanese 17th/18th Cent. Katana Samurai Sword 44''. Blade measures 35'' to end of tang. Inventory notes from consignor read ''Yamoto blade of Shinogi-zukuri and Ihorimune style. Smith made circa 1670.

A GOOD 17TH/18TH CENTURY JAPANESE SAMURAI SWORD with shagreen handle and iron tsuba, contained within a lacquered scabbard. 94 cm long.

Featured in this lot is this 17th-18th century Japanese Samurai sword bronze Tsuba. The Tsuba features a wonderfully and professionally crafted bronze construction. The Tsuba shows a tooled storm deco

Samurai Sword : Description: A Japanese Samurai sword in a wooden sheath. Signed on the tang. The sword blade, believed to be 16th or 17th Century, was given as a gift by the Korean provis

26" long blade, 37 1/2" long overall signed, 20th century

Fine Japanese 19 Century Samurai Long Sword Katana, the blade deeply incised with a Dragon, the blade end with 5 Japanese characters. With Iron Tsuba and gold lacquer sheath, the grip woven over shark

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

Signed Fujiwara Masahiro (Hizen in Kyushu), 17th / 18th century, wooden scabbard, good condition, private New York collection, 19 1/2 in. (49.5 cm) long (blade), 29 5/8 in. (75.3 cm) long (sword in sc

Super RARE Antique Japanese Samurai Long Wakizashi Uchigatana Sword Dagger in Matching HANDACHI Mounts Made in 17th C. Blade4 is cut with Lighting Grooves & Sanskrit Bonji Character for the Buddha Kno

The sword with temepered steel blade in excellent untouched condition with clear temper line, very sharp, the handle with snakeskin and cloth wrapping, the tsuba with gold inlay designs, the kashira w

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

Katana Japanese Sword Muromachi Era Koshirae 24,61 Inch Long Blade Original/Reproduction: Antique Original Type: Katana Region of Origin: Japan Age: Muromachi era Primary Material: Tamahagane Cutting

(lot of 2) Toyohara Kunichika (Japanese,1835-1900), 19th century, Kabuki woodblock prints: one depicting a geisha with a koto, the other a samurai with a katana sword, sight: 13.25"h x 9"w, frame: 23"

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. 20th Century. Holding his katana. Height 9". On a wood base. (Cond: end of sword missing) (500/700)

Katana, Japan Meiji period, 19th century. Metal and leather. Measurements: 99 x 8 x 6 cm. The katana is a traditional Japanese sword, single-edged, curved, traditionally used by the samurai. It is mai

EXCELLENT PAIR OF 20TH C REPRODUCTIONS OF 17TH C ENGLISH TRUMPET CANDLESTICKS (CIRCA 1650). SEE BRASS BOOK P. 160 A FOR THE ORIGINALS.