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Kai-Gunto

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  1. The kanji on the tsuka core, is the name of the tsukamaki master.
  2. I have one late army. I take a photo tomorrow.
  3. Neil. I love that type 94. Very nice piece.
  4. Seppa intergrated in the fuchi is a no go here. 100 % newly made.
  5. If the tsuka can be dismanteld from sword with out removing the sarute and barrel, its a fake!
  6. The seppa near the habaki, has always a smaller hole for the lockclip than the other seppas.
  7. Very nice early navy sword. Very Rare.
  8. Your right.Strange, it looks 100% identical like the one that got “lost” but now with a blade?
  9. Bruce . Some times the fuchi is plain with small dots on gunto’s.
  10. Just rust under the habaki.
  11. I use a product based on citrus oil and that strips of new paint. Got this lid cheap and vola, a nice complete NLF helmet.
  12. Brown saya, I once had a kaigunto with brown lacqured shark skin saya and stainless blade. Its the same brown color I have on my naval dirk with star mekugi.
  13. Poor quality china fake.
  14. I have never seen that before.
  15. na stmp for sure, but the place of the sho stamp. I dont think so. They would never stamp there.
  16. Got this Kaigunto with bullet strike on the tsuka and nakago. Last photo shows the sword to the right, it got a wakizashi blade mounted.
  17. Just got this from a fleamarket. Its been hanging for many years in a danish castle. Couldnt go away from it, the motif was so appeling. Its a combination of cloisonnē and urushi, Jiki Shippo ( Tree bark). There isnt any cloisonnē on the back only lacquer. Its from early Meiji period.
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  18. Very easy to spot its a fake. The casting of the handle, screams.
  19. This armor has been facinating me and 6 months ago I decided to make one for the Sakura Festival 2017 in Copenhagen. I know You guys only want the real stuff, but this armor is so unlike and give it life and see peoples reaction was gold worth. Hope You like. First photo: Tengu tōsei gusoku armor Kiyotoshi, Munekiyo, Ryūsuiken, Japan, Late Edo period, 1854, © The Ann & Gabriel Barbier-Mueller Museum, Dallas. Photography: Brad Flowers. Next ones from Sakura 2017:
  20. I have a kaigunto with same sticker, but with leather field cover. I think yours had that to.
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