Japanese sword, plain wood, signed

Antique Japanese small samurai sword in black wood sheath signed on blade measuring length 18"

Three Samurai Swords with Wood Hilts and Wood Sheaths. Signed. New Old Stock. In Boxes each 17"x2.50"x3". Weight on all 7 pds.

ANTIQUE JAPANESE KATANA SWORD IN WOOD SHEATH WRAPPED IN ANIMAL SKIN. SIGNED ON HANDLE. SOME DAMAGE TO SHEATH AND GRIP. HAS BEEN POLISHED. 35 1/2" L

Japanese Short Sword with Original Wood Scabbard and Leather Holster. Fully Signed. Circa 2nd World War. Condition: Generally Good, Sold As Is. Dimensions: L- 21". Provenance: From a Long Island, NY H

An antique Japanese Samurai Katana with lacquered scabbard and tsuba, in a fitted signed wood box, sword 39”L.

Early Japanese Wakazashi Samurai Sword with outstanding mother-of-pearl lacquered wood sheath. 19th century. Signed. Please see photograph preview. Dimensions: 12” blade 16” overall length

Japanese Meiji Samurai Sword 37''. Katana or Wakizashi blade measures 27'' long to end of tang. Signed tang with wood scabbard. Inlaid iron tsuba with matching fuchi and kashira with menuki. 19th cent

JAPANESE TANTO SHORT SWORD - Carved wood handle features a foo dog menuki (one is missing), tsuba has inlaid decoration of florals, a bird, and crescent moon. Blade is signed. Sheath features dragons,

Japanese, early 19th century, a sword signed Kanehisa, featuring a wood saya, gilt menuki, and black tsukamaki. L. of blade and hilt: 102 cm (40 1/8 in.), L. of scabbard: 75.2 cm (29 1/2 in.)

Old Shinto Tanto SwordOld Japanese late Shinto period tanto sword; the blade measuring 7" approx., of typical hiro shape; signed Tsuguhide; in simple wood storage scabbard (shirasaya); approx. 1750; L

Asia, Japan, Edo Period, ca. 1630 CE. An incredible samurai's katana with a slightly curved, single-edged blade, a saya (scabbard) made of wood studded with white and purple shell, and a handle (tsuka

Traditionally mounted Japanese samurai short sword. The blade is signed. The blade is in old full polish, with no rust, no stain. Lacquered wood scabbard, no crack, no dent, in good condition. Iron ts

Traditionally mounted Japanese samurai short sword. The blade is signed. The blade is in old full polish, with no rust, no stain. Lacquered wood scabbard, no crack, no dent, in good condition. Iron ts

A Japanese naginata, A Japanese naginata, Edo or Meiji period, the curved blade with a single fuller, with a plain bronze tsuba and plain wood handle, complete with black lacquer cover, tang signed, b

Old Japanese Showa Era SwordOld Japanese Showa Era tanto sword; the blade measuring 9" approx., of typical hiro shape, and a bronze blade collar (fuchi); signed; in green and red lacquer wood storage

VERY NICE JAPANESE SAMURAI SWORD FITTING KUZUKA. MIXED METAL WITH NICE SIGNATURE TO THE REVERSE. HOUSED IN A KIRI-WOOD BOX.

Katana blade measures 27", Wakizashi measures 20". Wood red and black scabbard with ribbing and horn koiguchi. Wakizashi signed "Nakamura Tsunesuke" in electro-pencil. Likely of Chines

Japanese signed Wakizashi sword, Koto period 900CE-1596 CE. All wood Shirasaya or white sheath which is designed to protect a blade from corrosion due to prolonged absence of use. Size 25 1/2" L, blad

An antique Japanese signed katana sword that is believed to have been crafted in the year 1835. This sword is fitted with a leather wrapped wood saya (scabbard), copper habaki (blade collar), and a le

Unidentified antique Japanese tanto, almost devoid of hardware other than blade, wood handle with shagreen insets and flanges. Both sides of tang are signed. Blade has some shallow pitting and the ver

A Japanese shikomizue cane sword. This shikomizue features a once lacquered wood saya (cane), a once lacquered wood tsuka (handle), and a well crafted possibly signed 23.50" blade with a brass? h

Sword. A Japanese esoteric ritual implement in the shape of a ken tanto, featuring a lacquered saya and tsuka. This tanto showcases a partially signed double edged blade, lacquered etched wood saya, a

A Japanese shikomizue cane sword. This shikomizue features a once lacquered wood saya (cane), a once lacquered wood tsuka (handle), and a well crafted possibly signed 23.50" blade with a brass? h

Japanese, signed Mihara Masayoshi, Muromachi period. Featuring lacquer wood saya and incise-decorated iron tsuba. Having samekawa tsuka with a pair of gilt figural menuki and matching fuchi-kashira, w