matthewbrice

David is a trustworthy man. He does wraps and sword-fitting work at prices that are more than fair. He always has an unequivocal endorsement from me. --Matt Brice St. Croix Blades

FletchSan: PM sent...

Thank you, Grey. I appreciate that. Yes, my name is Matt Brice. I not all that familiar yet with the Message Board's posting rules. I visit the site periodically for research, but haven't posted much. Collectors/dealers: Every sword on www.StCroixBlades.com comes with Free Shipping to anywhere in the world. If you ever have a question about a sword on the site, just email or call--anytime (I'll answer or call you back within an hour). A 'Contact Us' link is on the Home Page, and the phone number is there at the bottom of the page. Some of my collector/dealer customers have chosen to receive the St. Croix Blades email Newsletter. It's a great way to keep informed of the new swords that get listed without having to remember to check the site every few days. You can find the sign-up blank at the bottom right of any page. Thank you! --Matt B

Collectors--I have 15 swords currently for sale. Photos and descriptions of the swords can be seen on my website: www.StCroixBlades.com. To see all of the swords, click on 'SHOP', then 'Japanese SWORDS'. I'll have room for a little price negotiation on most swords. I can be reached at mbrice@stcroixblades.com for any questions. Thank you!

This post is for Chris Bowen. Chris, I specialize in military mount swords. How do I get my business's link added to the Commercial/Dealers list on the site? My business name is St. Croix Blades, and the website address is www.stcroixblades.com. Thanks Chris! --Matt

Awesome, Mark. Thank you. Matt

Thank you, Mark! Matt

Hello nihonto members. Could I get some help translating this signature as well? Thank you for any help you can provide! This is a WW2 era sword that has what is likely to be a machine-made blade. The nakago has what looks like a miniature Seki stamp.

Hello. Could I ask nihonto message board members for some translation help, please? Thank you very much for any assistance you can provide. This is a WW2 era sword with what looks like a machine-made blade. There is also what looks to me like a miniature Seki stamp on it.