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Kaiken WWII

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Grey Doffin Grand Master

Grey Doffin

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Hi Vittorio,

While WWII is possible I think it is more likely that this dates to post war, made to sell to a member of the occupation force who wanted something to take home.

Grey

Brian

Brian

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Nah....looks exactly like what Grey mentioned. Awkward sugata. Soldiers dirk, shrine sale souvenir or post was trinket. Still real, just oil quenched and not from tamahagane.

 

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