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JB-1012 Katana
Koa Isshin Mantetsu
Spring 1943 Koa Isshin Mantetsu (serial HI 624) — among the last of the recorded 1943 Mantetsu blades, with the muji-hada and suguha hamon that define the type.
JB-1016 Kabuto
Samurai Kabuto and Menpo — Tōhoku-Style Edo
A matched samurai kabuto and menpo in the Tōhoku regional style of the mid-to-late Edo period — a complete head-and-face armour set with the dark lacquer character of the northern provinces.
JB-1011 Gunto
Higo Dōtanuki (Dotanuki) Munehiro Shin Gunto
A family-heirloom Shin Guntō with a saya-label attribution to the Higo Dōtanuki line — the Kumamoto school of robust, battle-functional blades favoured by Katō Kiyomasa.
JB-1021 Katana
Katana Signed Teruhide (輝秀) — Ishidō Korekazu
A katana signed 輝秀 (Teruhide) — the niji-mei of Musashi Ishidō Teruhide, last of the Ishidō Korekazu line — in characterful civilian koshirae bearing a manji family crest.
JB-1020 Gunto
Kōa Isshin Mantetsu Guntō, Spring 1941
Spring 1941 Kōa Isshin Mantetsu, eto-dated Kanoto-Mi (辛巳) and signed Mantetsu saku kore — an earlier, more formally inscribed companion to our 1943 example.
JB-1026 Yari
Yari — Kawai Hisayuki, dated 1861
Signed and dated in 1861, made to order by the smith Kawai Hisayuki in his seventy-sixth year, on a shimmering abalone-inlaid presentation shaft.
JB-1030 Gunto
Gunzoku Sword — Shōwatō signed Kuriki Kanemasa
A Second World War Japanese sword carried by a gunzoku, a civilian official of the military: a Seki shōwatō signed Kuriki Kanemasa, in a cherry-blossom civilian mounting.
JB-1033 Gunto
Signed Kanemichi Katana, Malaya War-Trophy 1945
A Second World War bring-back: a Japanese blade signed Kanemichi, in its army officer's shin-guntō mounts with a leather field cover, accompanied by the original 1945 HQ Malaya Command war-trophy authorisation.
JB-1034 Gunto
Meiji Kyū-guntō Parade Saber with Mon
A Meiji-era Japanese Army officer's parade saber, Type 19 (1886) pattern, with a family mon on the backstrap and its bright nickel-plated dress scabbard still in excellent, untouched condition.
JB-1025 Gunto
Type 3 Guntō Signed Kanematsu (兼松), 1944
A late-war Type 3 (Rinji Seishiki) army guntō signed Kanematsu (兼松) of the Seki tradition, dated November 1944 — complete koshirae showing field wear.
JB-1013 Katana
Koto Gunome Blade
Mumei kotō-period blade with a clean gunome hamon — remounted at least three times across centuries of use, now presented as a bare blade.
JB-1017 Koshirae
Shin-Guntō Koshirae with Leather Combat Cover
A shin-guntō koshirae with original leather combat cover and wooden saya. Single hanger, two leather seppa (one acting as cover retainer) and one metal seppa, wooden insert in place of the blade. Likely a Gunzoku fitting given the absence of cherry-blossom on the kabutogane.
JB-1015 Gunto
Japanese Police Sabre
Meiji-era Japanese police sabre with its original black sword tassel intact — the tassels are usually the first fitting to be lost.
JB-1010 Gunto
Japanese Cavalry Sabre
Meiji-era Japanese cavalry sabre (kyū-guntō, serial 66729) — clean, complete pattern with original scabbard and fittings.
JB-1018 Tsuba
Imperial Japanese Navy Kaiguntō Tsuba Set
A complete Imperial Japanese Navy kaiguntō tsuba and seppa ensemble: central gilt-rim tsuba, two distinctive rayed sunburst seppa, and two smaller spacer pieces. Original wartime brass with age patina.
JB-1014 Tassel
Leather NCO Tassel
Original brown leather sword knot from a WW2 Japanese NCO sword — intact, with one break in the cord. The leather usually rots beyond repair.
JB-1023 Tanto
Aikuchi Tantō in Plain Wood Mounts
A plain-mounted aikuchi-style tantō, unsigned and unexamined in the tang, with a tired polish — a straightforward entry-level piece.
JB-1024 Tassel
Reproduction Japanese NCO Leather Sword Tassel
A modern reproduction of the brown leather Imperial Japanese Army NCO sword knot — correct in material and form, for completing a Type 95 or NCO Shin Guntō display.
