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It appears to me to be a WW2 period Type 98 IJA Officer sword. The Seki stamp would indicate a non traditionally made blade. The piece appears to be in reasonably collectible condition for a militaria enthusiast. It would probably not be of interest to a collector of traditionally made swords. As to value ... varies by country somewhat due to local availability but I'd suggest a value of 800 - 1000 USD wouldn't be far off.

 

http://home.earthlink.net/~steinrl/military.htm

 

Regards,

Stu

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It appears to me to be a WW2 period Type 98 IJA Officer sword. The Seki stamp would indicate a non traditionally made blade. The piece appears to be in reasonably collectible condition for a militaria enthusiast. It would probably not be of interest to a collector of traditionally made swords. As to value ... varies by country somewhat due to local availability but I'd suggest a value of 800 - 1000 USD wouldn't be far off.

 

http://home.earthlink.net/~steinrl/military.htm

 

Regards,

Stu

 

I agree with Stu here. If you don't have a sword in your collection or don't study them, I highly suggest it. The most fascinating area, at least for me. It's also the area I know the least about.

 

-Brandon

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