Gunto identification help

[Misconstrued]

Story: My great grandfather served in WW2 in Okinawa and took home this gunto, any help is appreciated! Thanks in advance!

 

http://imgur.com/gallery/x64aWTW

[Stephen]

Better to try posting pix here. Last NCO from your other. I don't join other servers or whatever that thing is LOL

[Stegel]

It is a late war NCO sword, from what I can tell, Pattern 6 wooden handle with wooden scabbard. Serial numbers start at the 300k mark for these. They are not very common and desirable for collectors of Type 95 swords. 

Please post some clearer photos here,

you will find more info in other threads on this forum and also over at the warrelics forum.

[Misconstrued]

My grandparents who are in possession of the sword currently are out of town and will be for a bit, so I sadly can't get more photos until then. Sorry for the bad quality also!

[Kolekt-To]

It's a "Pineapple sword"!

[Bruce Pennington]

I've cropped and enhanced your shots a little.  Still would be great to see some clear photos when you get a chance, especially the serial number.

You can read about these on the following sites:

 

http://ohmura-study.net/957.html

 

https://www.warrelics.eu/forum/Japanese-militaria/short-development-history-type-95-gunto-676112/

 

https://www.warrelics.eu/forum/Japanese-militaria/ija-type-95-nco-sword-info-228172/