309k1 Katana – Police saber or ceremonial sword of Imperial Japan, before WW-I and WW2 – Japón – Periodo Shōwa (1926-1989)

Description

English:Name and historical origin:
Spectacular Police saber or ceremonial sword of Imperial Japan, before WW1 WW-II Walizashi sword of the Samurai warriors of ancient Japan, historical and original sword of very good quality, recovered in good condition of conservation

Technical characteristics:
Signature: (Mumei Swordsman)
The original polished blade.
Habaki: Simple Habaki laminated in bronze.
Blade length:　60　cm
Soros: 0.4 cm.
Kissaki: Medium
Mekugi:　1
Width at hamachi: 2.55 cm or 1.0 inches.
Kasane: 0.58 cm or 0.22 inches.
Era: Showa
Shape: Prefecture of ancient Japan
Hamon: Not seen in much of its extension.
Koshirae;
Saya wood
Tsuba: Iron, Bronze.
Tsuka: Wood, marine ray skin,
Fushi, Kashira, menus
Sageo, Hito,:

Shipping of our items has the advantage for the buyer that if more than one piece is purchased, the shipping will be unified to avoid charging more for it.
Sent through a transport company specialized in works of art, our swords are sent with packaging prepared for the immobilization and cushioning of the sword as well as moisture-resistant packaging, maintaining the lubricant with which the swords are prepared after adjustment and quality control

We, Samurai World:
Simply to finish, we want to thank you for your trust in us and tell you that very soon we will increase our professional training parallel to our studies in the art and conservation of the Japanese sword with a study in restoration and manufacturing of Japanese swords. Led by celebrities in the field, we will inform you about it soon, we are sure that these efforts will create greater confidence in our customers as we will be able to offer them restorations at prices affordable to everyone and not like today where they charge per square centimeter, making payment impossible. We are sure that we will soon reach the important figure of 1,000 customers in the last 8 years on Catawiki.

“As this is an item of a historical and antique piece (which requires great delicacy in its handling), returns will not be made, unless parts are missing during shipping or damage occurs during transport.”