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Mmm Not Sure What I Have Got (Ww2 Katana)


LtKen1

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Dear Folks
just after some general feedback please on this massed produced (I assume) WW2 katana. The sword has been stored poorly in a cupboard without any intevention or preservative measures. It has the original owners name tag on it, or so I was told some 35 years ago. Any Ideas on tracking down him or his decendants would also be apreciated. Thanks in anticipation.

Ken

 

 

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KANEMOTO (兼元), Ansei (安政, 1854-1860), Ōshū – “Ōshū-jū Kanemoto” (奥州住兼元), “Aizu-jū Kanemoto” (会津住兼元), “Ōshū Aizu-jū Kanemoto” (奥州会津住兼元), student of the 10th or 11th gen. Aizu Kanesada (兼定)

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