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    That's the mark of 金城鑿岩機株式会社 (Kaneshiro Seizo KK), one of the subcontractors that made Type 30 bayonets. I mentioned it in another post. It's different from the encircled star 'K' mark on this sword. Here is more information about Army sword steel 刀剣鋼（陸軍）. http://ohmura-study.net/241.html http://ohmura-study.net/206.html
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    Thomas I can't answer questions #1 and #3 until a few months later since the sword is in FL and not with me. It has the rivet and finger loop in the crossguard unfilled and has partial leather remaining.
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    #487（mine) &11871(eBay）
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    It's not a fake,it has all original parts.
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    Here is the 爾霊刀 that made in 1942 by Takeshima .
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    I see
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    Thansk bro,I just want to check the entire book; it seems to have quite a few dirks in it.
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    This is mark of 越前屋多崎商店 Echizen’ya Tazaki Shōten .
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    If anyone has " Japanese Pattern Dirks .The Banks Collection"for sale ,please contact me. Thanks
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    Dm'd
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    Appreciated your work ,Mal。It's always nice to chat with you!
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    東神正茂　Tojin Masashige 。The implified version of "義" is 义
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    The meaning of the TEC mark is unknown,it should from some sword shop, it only appears on naval swords. Can you post more photo of the fitting ?
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    Thanks for your hard work,Mal!
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    More like 海軍卷 (Navy style wrapping)
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    And a 羽州永井住齋藤國吉，but unfortunately no photo of the Mei only has register paper.
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    There is a 齋藤國吉
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    Bruce The Kanemune you post is January 1944 NOT 1943.The steel scanbbard RS most likly starts from 1944-1945,maybe that's why some collector call it Type 44.
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    @Bruce Pennington Unfinished Mantetsu made in China
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    The mark on the left of the number "2" is "関" (Seki). The wooden-handled Type 95 were using the "名" (Na) mark before the 205xxx serial number.
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    I would say this is a Chinese puppet army sword (伪军刀). Please check out the photos. The sword at the very bottom is an exhibit in the Military Museum in Beijing. The tag reads: 冀热察挺进军第三科科长贾顺林缴获的日伪军战刀 "A battle sword seized by Jia Shunlin, head of the Third Section of the Ji-Re-Cha Advance Army, from the Japanese puppet army." Notice that the metal parts of this puppet army sword are very similar to the one Dave posted.
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    Thanks Bruce!
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