A6jock

Represented as: Mumei Koto Ko-Itame Suguha Nagasa: 26 5/16", Nakago: 7 3/8", Mihaba: 1 1/16", Sakihaba: 23/32", Kasane: 7/32", Sori: 3/8" Comments on the blade are welcome. Temper issues? Re-forged? Why is the blade so dark? Keeper or pass ?

Gentlemen Many Thanks, and I thought SS Daggers were tough.... If there is a nice clean 100% Army and Naval for sale out there with older blades I would like to know. Regards & Thanks A6jock@Yahoo.com

Second loop ?

Gentlemen Much appreciated, I can send more pictures. Can you help me on value. These two swords are represented as modified in the 1930s from older family blades etc. Many Thanks

I would like comments on if the two swords pictured seem correct and as described below: Katana guntou fittings Maker: Mumei Description: Mumei, gunto mounted osuriage koto. Koto blade is most likely a family blade. Sugaha hamon, ko-maru agari boshi. Fittings: Tsuba and seppa do not have complete matching numbers. -------------------- Katana Kaiguntou Maker: Mumei Description: Mumei, kaigunto mounted Showa period sword. Koto blade is most likely a family blade. The two mekugi-ana indicate that this blade may have been mounted in other fittings at one time. Subtle gunome hamon, ko-maru boshi. Regards Robert