Japan - 19th century - Edo tardio (長 義) Autentic Samurai - Tachi i (太刀:たち) - Wakizashi Samurai sword tachi ( Munei) WW2 - Katana - Katana

I am pleased to offer this quality original relic of the Great Samurai Sword from the WWII period handcrafted. The blade represents the opportunity to own a historical Shinto katana with an ancient hand forged and polished blade. The shovel and anchors are in good condition due to their age. The sword offers a beautiful aesthetic. The tip is Munei, handmade during the Edo-Garden period, possibly cut from a much longer Tachi and reused in the war period, its curvature and thickness make it more similar to a koto, Hamon choji Midare mixes gunome midare and with a Very sharp edge throughout its length, very bright, which makes this The sword is of special interest. While the sword was given great beauty, this type of work is only found on swords that were requested by military ranks or characters of great status in the empire of Japan. The blade comes in deluxe Samurai brackets with bronze finials which are then either fitted to the blade or replaced for wear. They are in good condition. The tsuka has lean, muscular white shark skin and a representation of BIZEN 備 前 長 義 The Tachi guy with shark skin along the entire length of the saya, tsuba is a relief work of the same representation. such as fushi and kashira as complements of an aesthetic and beautiful armor for sword, it keeps all this worked, there is 1 spacer (seppa) to stop adjusting and others made of skin. The saya (scabbard) is made of wood with a personalised design in lacquer. Shows some cracks and scratches while maintaining ~ 94-96% original finish. In particular, there are one or a few exceptionally small cuts, some that will not rust, and some scratches or small nicks along the blades. There are no great failures like the hagire. Please check photos for small details.