Swords
Below is a selection of swords available for purchase. All swords have shirasaya though it may not be photographed. Use the buttons along the lower right hand side of the screen to select the category that you are interested in, or just scroll through them all. For 10 minutes after your visit to this page, it should return to the last sword you viewed when you left.
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Koto (ca. 1350)
NBTHK Juyo Token
A work with beautiful jihada by the well regarded koto school.
Sale!
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Late Edo (1868)
NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon Token
One of the last blades by the Shinshinto period
master, ensuite with fine koshirae, and featured in the Shinshinto Taikan.
Sale!
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Edo (ca. 1661)
NBTHK Hozon Token
An unusually long work of the well known Hizen
Smith, elegantly tapering, in tachi form.
$16,500
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Late Kamakura (ca. 1303)
NBTHK Juyo Token
A rare work of the student of Bizen Nagamitsu, with
kinzogan attribution by Honami Kokan. On consignment.
$68,500
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Gendai (1941)
An elegant blade in Ko-Yamato shape, emulating the
Kogarasu Maru. A rare item of Imperial provenance.
$34,000
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Late Kamakura (ca. 1329)
NBTHK Juyo Token
The famed swordsmith, one of the Nihon San Saku
(three great smiths of Japan), and number one student of Masamune.
Work from the early half of his life, and a property of the Nabeshima
daimyo. Offered with great pride, on consignment.
-please enquire-
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Nanbokucho (ca. 1350)
NBTHK Juyo Token
A rare, flawless sword with flamboyant utsuri by the
famous Bizen grandmaster smith.
-please enquire-
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