Japanese Antiques World War II Imperial Japanese Army Officer's Sword GUNTO
Imperial Japanese Army Officer's Sword (Gunto) with Scabbard - Antique Sword Fittings. This is a rare set of sword fittings from a Gunto (military sword) used by officers of the Imperial Japanese Army. The blade is not included; the set consists of the hilt (tsuka), scabbard (saya), and other fittings. This piece holds significant historical value and is an excellent addition to any collection or research archive.
Type:Officer's military sword fittings (blade not included). Era: Early to mid-20th century (Imperial Japanese Army). Contents: Scabbard, hilt, and other fittings.
Materials:Leather scabbard, metal fittings. 94 × 3.5 × 2 cm.
The leather scabbard exhibits an aged patina that adds character and a sense of history. The hilt is crafted with precision, showcasing the expert craftsmanship of the time. The fittings are in good condition and reflect the military aesthetic and functionality of the period. A set of sword fittings (blade not included). A historical artifact representing Japanese craftsmanship and military heritage.
Perfect for antique sword collections or historical research. While signs of age and use are present, the overall condition is excellent for its historical context. A fascinating and authentic piece for collectors or enthusiasts. And is intended for decorative or research purposes only. A rare and valuable set of fittings that embodies the history and tradition of the Imperial Japanese Army.
An exceptional find for collectors and historians alike-don't miss this opportunity! Carefully preserved with signs of age appropriate for its historical origin. Please examine the photos for details and feel free to ask any questions. We are located in Japan. It's our pleasure to make you happy by proposing our recommended item. If you have any questions or requests about items, please feel free to ask us. International Buyers - Please Note:?-We do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as - gifts - The US and International government regulations prohibit such behavior. Thank you for your understanding.