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Greetings all! My name is Cameron and I live in Tacoma, WA. I posted on this site a few years back when I accidentally bought a few fake World War 2 swords. Since then I've learned a little bit more and have got some pieces that I wanted to share with you guys. I wanted your opinions on two of them. This is the first one that I have and the little bit that I know about it is that it's a sword that was made in the closing days of the war when resources were scarce. |
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Hello, I've been trying to translate the Signature on a blade for quite some time but I've not been succesfull. I've posted picture of the Tsuba which appears to be an Edo period piece with a Dragon in the Clouds. Gold and silver inlay. Any help translating and identifying the pieces would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance Felix |
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CAN ANYONE TELL ME THE TEXT ON THIS? |
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Hello, I discovered this site while looking up information on three swords I recently collected which effectively jump started my collection into something that I am really proud to own. I have however little knowledge of the vast number of swordsmiths that have spanned the history of Japan to make these remarkable pieces of weaponry. I'd like help identifying the history of these swords. Sword 1: Showa era WWII Naval Officers sword. Theres what's been translated to a date on the other side and this is a picture of the signature. (first two attachments) |
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