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  • Birthday 05/29/1954

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  1. Kent C
    Thanks to everyone for all the input, please keep it coming. mecox, I uploaded the file, lots of helpful information there - Thanks Kent
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    The story I got, from the guy I bought it from, said he got it from the Marine who brought it back from Peleliu in 1945. He, the Marine, said they were on higher ground and wiped out a company who were in a lower swampy area. He said they had a water cooled 1917 Browning, 6 BAR’s, a lot of Garands and lots of grenades. He said it only took 30 minutes. He, the Marine, had the sword, a Nambu pistol and a flag. He only let go of the sword. Kent
  3. Kent C
    I don’t know why, but the sight is wanting me to resize my photos. All of my other post did not want me to do that. Anyway I put it on Imgur. I hope this link works. Well I guess it did, Kent
  4. Kent C
    So, is this is a machine made blade? Also, about what year was it made? I really want to thank all that have helped out a new guy. It means a lot to me. Thanks again - Kent
  5. Kent C
    My concern is it a real Japanese WWII sword? I was extremely busy this last week when I received it, and didn’t check it closely. Kent
  6. Kent C
    Rokujuro, I think you may be right. I never compared his pictures to what I received. Kent
  7. Kent C
    The pictures above my post last night were the guy’s who I bought it from. Here are some I took.
  8. Kent C
    The pictures above my post last night were the guy’s who I bought it from. Here are some I took. Thanks - Kent
  9. Kent C
    Upon closer inspection, I found these marks at the 2:00 o’clock position of the Mekugi-ana (peg hole). I had to use a magnifying glass to try and get a decent image. Any help to identify them would be much appreciated. Thanks - Kent
  10. Kent C started following Is this a real WWII Gunto and WTB: type 98 Gunto Seppa
  11. Kent C
    Here are the chips:
  12. Kent C
    About how old is the blade?
  13. Kent C
    Thanks for the reply Mark. The blade has 3 very minute chips in it. Does this devalue it badly? Kent
  14. Kent C
    Hello, Is this a real WWII officer sword? thanks for any help - Dog
  15. Kent C
    What is a good starter book, one that covers military? Kent
  16. Kent C
    Thanks for the warm welcome and all the input. I didn't get hurt too bad = $350.00 Kent
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