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    #31
    Aloha gunto,
    That’s an awesome late-war shin gunto. Did you have the shira saya and tsunagi made for your shin gunto or did it come originally ( WW2 ) with the sword? Being it’s mounted in a shira saya, is it an old ( samurai ) blade or a well made Gendaito? Hope to see more photos and close ups of your army swords.

    Johnny, could you post photos of the arsenal markings on the fuchi? Are you trying to get all the different arsenal markings of NCO swords?
    Mahalo,
    Rodney

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      #32
      Rodney,
      here are the arsenal markings on the latest one.

      Yes I would like to get all the arsenal markings
      as well as the copper and wood handle models.
      Last edited by Johnny S; 01-30-2008, 01:06 PM.

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        #33
        Originally posted by RodneyO View Post
        Aloha gunto,
        That’s an awesome late-war shin gunto. Did you have the shira saya and tsunagi made for your shin gunto or did it come originally ( WW2 ) with the sword? Being it’s mounted in a shira saya, is it an old ( samurai ) blade or a well made Gendaito? Hope to see more photos and close ups of your army swords.

        Johnny, could you post photos of the arsenal markings on the fuchi? Are you trying to get all the different arsenal markings of NCO swords?
        Mahalo,
        Rodney
        Aloha Rodney
        The shirasaya and tsunagi have I made myself.Its a gendaito.The blade has a lots of scrathes and nicks, but its a beefy blade with wide hamon.Its signed Mitsuoki, Made on a lucky day ,October 1942.
        I restore japanese swords, i make shirasaya,tsuka,tsuka-itomaki,tsunagi.
        Sayonara
        Thomas

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          #34
          Originally posted by Johnny S View Post
          Rodney,
          here are the arsenal markings on the latest one.

          Yes I would like to get all the arsenal markings
          as well as the copper and wood handle models.
          Hi Johnny

          Whats the seriel number on the last sword in picture.I have one with the same arsenal stamps, Suya and Kokura.

          Sayonara
          Thomas

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            #35
            Suya Sword Co. fittings, Tokyo arsenal acceptance I think.

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