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Welcome to Gunto Art Swords. The site will offer Nihonto and selected Militaria for all grades of collectors, however we will specialize in Antique Blades mounted in Gunto Koshirae. There are many sites on the web that service the needs and wants of the Nihonto collector although few offer fine Gunto. In fact, many are not remotely interested ...
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The site will offer Nihonto and selected Militaria for all...
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010839 Shingunto Metal Saya. 010889 Type 94 Shingunto Tsuka....
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DAISHO - KOZUKE NO DAIJO SUKESADA. Kaigunto – Omi no Kami...
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010704 Shingunto Koshirae Brown Lacquered Wood Saya. 010869...
- 010960 Order of Rising Sun 3rd Class
Order of the rising Sun 3rd Class This Order of the rising...
- 010926 Leather Covered Combat Saya
Leather Covered Combat Saya This is a very nice leather...
- 010957 NCO Leather Sword Knot
NCO Leather Sword Knot An NCO leather sword knot in nice...
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Fine japanese swords, fittings and militaria. Home; Swords; Koshirae; Fittings; Accessories; Militaria; Gallery; Currency convertor. Prices are in AUD (Australian ...
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26 avr. 2023 · The Gunto, a Japanese military sword, has a rich and fascinating history that spans centuries. As a symbol of military prowess and an essential part of Japanese martial arts, understanding the history, design, and significance of the Gunto provides a unique perspective on Japan's warrior culture. In this blog post, we'll explore the origins of ...
5 sept. 2017 · The kyū guntō was used extensively in the Japanese military from 1875 to 1934. Shin guntō: meaning "new military sword," the shin guntō was the officer's sword that succeeded the kyū guntō. It featured a traditional Japanese hilt with silk wrappings and a cherry blossom design on the guard. The scabbard for the shin guntō was made of ...
6 mars 2018 · There were several other swords that followed the original shin guntō: the Type 94 and Type 95 shin guntō. The Type 94 featured a wood and metal scabbard with traditional silk wrapping. The Type 95 was designed specifically for non-commissioned officers (NCOs) and featured brass guards. The guntō is a piece of Japan's history.
