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Ww2 Tsuba


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Reading the literature on WW2 tsubas, the one pictured is often referred to as a Showa period tsuba. This is mounted on an old family blade, with a standard combat '98 tzuka, with the exception that the fuchi is plain un-decorated copper under the retention strap. 

Were these tsubas an option on military swords of the time?    

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