Jareth
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Finally we see an actual example from that photo! Thanks! Asking price is crazy in my opinion
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As a collector of SNLF/NLF ,based on period photos as well as my opinion I believe in the early stages of war in China most carried family or civilian swords slightly modified for combat
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New price reduction. $400. includes shipping within USA
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On 8/16/2023 at 3:11 PM, Infinite_Wisdumb said:
#drool
Make me an offer ; )
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You are correct. Thanks and I edited post
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9 hours ago, Bruce Pennington said:
Looks good! Do you know what’s inside it?
Bruce the link describes what’s inside
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Sun ray seppas ! Love that premium!
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Keep me in mind if you ever let it go. I only collect navy
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Beautiful kaigunto! Do you have deluxe tsuba with alternating gold plated rays?
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One of the absolute nicest I’ve seen to date! Congrats!
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Symbol certainly looks police to me. For a child or a very small cop
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Looks like gold paint to my eyes. At best it’s guilding
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Congrats! Nice grouping but hard to prove it was all owned by same officer & not post war put together. The rarest item in the “ group” is the scabbard retainer cord on Kai gunto handle! These are very difficult to find
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Japanese navy often used black paint in addition to bluing to protect metal. This includes type 99 naval special rifles & bayonets.
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I can think of a few scenarios ....he’s a retired soldier or he’s holding a deceased sons sword or the sword is the photographer’s prop
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Interesting info.I collect SNLF, NLF & naval land based combat items. I haven’t seen one of these tags yet. Will be on the lookout
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Not in my hands yet
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I only own one dagger so not me. I was just wondering about these with cast celluloid handles & what info was available
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Korean governor/naval dirk
in Military Swords of Japan
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Very nice condition early naval pattern dagger!