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  • Birthday 09/02/1965

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    Gunto (gendaito & showato).

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    Didier

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  1. Yukihiro
    Thanks for the information
  2. Yukihiro
    Looks like it's a "Nihontou Gendaito", so that is not quite your typical nihonto, is it?
  3. Yukihiro
    Paradoxically, I think these end-of-war NCO swords look much better and closer to late war officers' swords than earlier NCO swords did. Congratulations for this great find!
  4. Yukihiro
    In the same way as a military rifle isn't considered "complete" without an original sling, I would tend to think that no sword is complete without the appropriate tassel, but that is only my take on the subject, nothing more, and I am no expert in the field of Japanese swords.
  5. Yukihiro
    I know for sure that some Frenchmen were beheaded by the Japanese in Indochina during the war, but I can't tell whether this was Mr Gautier's case.
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    This, I am sure, will be a sorry sight for most of you on here, but it shows how neglected WW2 Japanese military swords can be in museums.
  8. Yukihiro
    A beautiful kai-gunto, that would surely deserve some closer shots. Thanks for sharing! Didier
  9. Yukihiro
    Yes, but the sad thing is that someone bought it (literally and figuratively!) for close to $900 or more!
  10. Yukihiro
    A beautiful blade with a great historical background - congratulations, John!
  11. Yukihiro
    The seller had stipulated a minimum bid of 850€ ($878!) for that sword, which made it somewhat more valuable in the eyes of the present highest bidder, who is willing to pay that kind of money (and maybe much more!) for such a piece of cheap Chinese crap
  12. Yukihiro
    This 'sword' is definitely sold as a traditionally made blade with a hada and a 'beautiful' hamon. The seller calls it a Japanese (sorry: Japannese!) Navy sword, not a Chinese copy, which is highly misleading and dishonest.
  13. Yukihiro
    Well, the fact is that there have been bids on that thing, and that it is now worth a staggering 810€!
  14. Yukihiro
    That is assuredly a good way of making your genuinely authentic gunto much more valuable!
  15. Yukihiro
    Here is something you won't see every day: enjoy! https://www.naturabu...2-item-12989895.html By the way, the seller can't even spell 'japonais' correctly...
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