Kozuka handle with Kogatana blade set! This isJapanese Kozuka. 【Aoi crest・Letters engraved on the blade】. This hollyhock crest belonged to the Tokugawa family, which ruled Japan during the Edo period, and may have belonged to a samurai of high rank.
This is an authentic Sengoku Period Nihonto with 2 piece Habaki in Shirasaya! Choji Hamon. Nagasa 49.6 cm. Sori 0.9 cm.
This is a Japanese short sword (tanto) mounting from the Edo period. Although it is an antique, I believe it is in good condition. Overall Length: approx. 50.5 cm (19.88 in). Handle Length: approx.
This is a kozuka believed to be from the Edo period. The handle features a design of a katana and armor. The blade also retains a faint hamon (temper line). This would make a wonderful addition to any Japanese sword enthusiast’s collection!
This is a kozuka made during the Edo period. Rare aesthetic with strong wabi-sabi character. The blade shows an interesting hada-like surface pattern created through traditional forging and long aging.
Signed : Kanefusa, early Shinto “Keicho shinto era” circa 1600. Paper / certificate: NBTHK Tokubetsu hozon. Blade thickness at the habaki notch : 6.9 mm. A gorgeous striking blade with A very well executed active.
The product described is a 17th or 18th century Japanese Samurai Sword Wakizashi, This antique original piece originates from Japan, specifically during the 17th or 18th century. We could not get the handle off in order to see if the tang was signed or not.
