記録Archive
JB-1001 Sold · Katana
Katana — Mumei Shinto (1650)
Unsigned katana of the Shinto period, attributed by form and construction to the mid-17th century — a generation defined by the consolidation of Edo-era smithing traditions.
JB-1002 Sold · Tsuba
Good condition WW2 Shin Gunto Tsuba
Military-issue shin-guntō tsuba, Type 94/98 pattern, from Imperial Japanese Army service in the Second World War.
JB-1004 Sold · Habaki
Silver Habaki Collar
Silver habaki of the Kotō period, the blade collar that locks the sword within its saya and anchors the fittings.
JB-1003 Sold · Tachi
Tachi by Suishinshi Masahide (水心子正秀)
Tachi signed Suishinshi Masahide — the late-Edo smith who led the Shinshintō revival movement and championed a return to Kotō-period forging traditions.
JB-1005 Sold · Katana
Katana — Bishu Osafune Tadamitsu (1500)
Katana signed Bishu Osafune Tadamitsu, a Bizen school smith of the late Muromachi period, active around 1500.
JB-1006 Sold · Tsuba
Tsuba for Gunto
Iron tsuba made for military guntō mounting, retaining the characteristic retainer-strap hole of Imperial Japanese Army sword fittings.
JB-1007 Sold · Gunto
Type 95 good condition
Type 95 NCO sword in good condition, retaining its original sword knot — the standard sidearm for Imperial Japanese Army non-commissioned officers, 1935–1945.
JB-1008 Sold · Gunto
Type 95 NCO
Type 95 NCO sword in good condition, complete with its original sword knot — the standard-issue sidearm for Imperial Japanese Army NCOs, 1935–1945.
JB-1009 Sold · Gunto
Yoshiharu — Signed Mint Gunto
1943 gendaitō signed Yoshiharu with army star stamp — a traditionally-forged RJT blade in mint guntō mounts.