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Hi Charles!

I think a lot of us would appreciate seeing shots of the nakago.  Is that possible?

 

Yes, it is legit.  Commonly called the Type 3 in the collector world.  It was designed in 1938 and hit the streets in 1940.  Didn't seem to become popular until '43/'44 and later, though, hence the impression is was late war sword.  

 

You can read all about them in these articles:

 

Real Significance of the Type 3 - Nick Komiya, Warrelics

 

Unveiling the Rinjiseishiki Sword in 1940 - Nick Komiya, Warrelics

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