saemonjonosuke

Interesting Police sword with beautiful leather cover.

Nice, thank you for showing.

Thank you!

Here is another copy signed Takenori, dated January 1945. The old (war) polishing is still visible on the papers. Sold at Aoi Art.

Thanks. Looks like a 'typical' Yasunori. Nice. New or later polish.

Interesting photos of the official Japanese surrender of the weapons in Batavia on 15 May 1946. The allied representative is Major P.A.A. Haining of the Allied H.Q. The Japanese representative is Major-General Nishimura. .

Thank you! very interesting.

Yari, old sirasaya and polish.

Hello, Does anyone have an example of this type of koto Yari (kawari-gata ryo-shinogi-zukuri Yari) with hitatsura hamon? Best, John

Thank you! A short tanto.

However, the signature and dating of the right sword looks suspicious...

For those who are interested, these are the three swords dated Showa January 20 (1945). If anyone knows of a sword with a later date, please let me know.

Yes, more early. Thank you. But I am looking for the last dated sword, which means later from Showa 20, January.

I see, but this is signed by 義則, Yoshinori.

Thanks, but what kind of file? Is there a source?