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  1. Lt General Kawata, Tsuchitarō (河田槌太郎) - seen here as a Major General during his command of the Imperial Guards Division in the early 40's. He later went on to command the 31st Division in Burma, a somewhat stark contrast to his subsequent surrender in 1945.
  2. Hi Douglas, difficult to say what this is but it doesn't have the quality you would expect from a Japanese made item.
  3. Now and again these crop up and most of the time seem rather gauche in execution, and objectively worse at protecting a blade than normal shirasaya. Given that very few daimyō historically resided underwater, is anyone aware of any significance, reasoning, or history behind lacquered Shirasaya? https://katanahanbai.com/katana/heianjo-nagayoshi/ Imperial Coronation Tachi by Yoshichika, 1928.
  4. It's been up for quite some time. A small correction that it's a company grade tassel, not field grade.
  5. A less common variation of the dress hanger with clip and retention hook:
  6. Providers should be implementing rate limiting and filtering for AI bots.
  7. Unable to reach server for most of the day.
  8. Good candidate for this thread: https://www.militaria.co.za/nmb/topic/49401-show-us-your-dragon-horimono/
  9. Intriguing piece, glad it went to someone here.
  10. Thank you for checking Piers, this is the closest I've found so far but not a perfect match: 八重鉄線 https://irohakamon.com/kamon/tessen/yaetessen.html
  11. Requesting help identifying if this a Mon, or buddhist symbol. It somewhat resembles a lotus flower. There is a Kuyo Mon on the Omote side of the Habaki:
  12. Interesting that those swords are noted as being related the Missouri, there are number of different accounts of when and where the delegation were relieved of their swords:
  13. For Onkashi-To (what this sword is faking) and other important orders, the Mei should be below the Mekugi-ana and suffixed by "Kinsaku".
  14. The Koshirae is total put together and re-wrapped, the blade doesn't inspire much confidence for anyone familiar with Yasukuni-To.
  15. The original post makes no mention of Kamikaze, just a Zero pilot.
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