Sea King 11

Mr. Trotter et. al, Been kind of busy as of late, but here are the pix of the blade and tip. iPhones are not the best cameras around, unfortunately. Looking forward to your comments. Best, Chris

Sure can in the very near term. You guys have great! Chris

Good day again, Chapter 2. Submitted for your review are additional photos as suggested. I removed the hilt and re-examined the tang again: no stamp as Mr. Trotter highlighted, and; no date (or other markings on the reverse side). Perhaps not all swords were stamped with dates (?). Great information that you're all contributing. Regards, Chris

Thanks to all for the prompt response. I haven't taken it apart since those photos, but I'll look it over again for additional markings and the like. Regards. Chris

Good day to all, Just joined this forum and this will not be an original post: Please ID type, make and model of my sword. There's a bewildering amount of information for which I have limited to time to study up on (as much as I'd like to make a living at it). Be that as it may, please, examine the photos of an estate sale find and lend your translation skills if you can. One thing I'll note after perusing around sword sites is that the tassel looks to be too good condition-wise compared to the rest of the pieces. If it's a fake, I can take it. If not, I'd like to solve this mystery. Much appreciated.