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TSUBA SABRE GUARD in black lacquered metal with openwork decoration. D: approx. 6 cm.

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TSUBA SABRE GUARD in black lacquered metal with openwork decoration. D: approx. 6 cm.

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Estim. 400 - 800 EUR

Large sword/katana, Japan, probably WW2, damask blade, tsuba, lacquer scabbard, metal applications, length approx. 107 cm

Excellent blade wakizashi saber with original polishing, hamon or hardening mark clearly visible. Original Koshirae (garrison, hilt and scabbard set). Tsuka or handle covered with shark skin or galuchat, with black silk ito. Tsuba or handguard in black iron. Saya or lacquered sheath with some flaws. Keep the Kogatana (small knife placed in the handguard). Japan, 17th-18th century. 61.5 cm long without sheath.

Excellent blade wakizashi saber with original polishing, hamon or hardening mark clearly visible. Original Koshirae (garrison, hilt and scabbard set). Tsuka or handle covered with shark skin or galuchat, with black silk ito. Tsuba or handguard in black iron. Saya or pod from a later period. Japan, 17th-18th century. 64 cm long without sheath.

Estim. 250 - 300 EUR

Japanese Wakisashi sword, stingray-covered handle with braiding and menuki. Painted iron tsuba. Blade with temper line. Black lacquered scabbard with kozuka Blade length: 29 cm. Total length: 52 cm. A.B.E. (Wear). Expert: Cabinet Jean-Claude DEY

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