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**TaxSheemaSter** · 09-24-2010, 06:10 AM

I had the opportunity last week to give a lecture to our local Japan-America Society on Nihonto.

I have one shin-shinto katana dated Tempou junen (1839), two signed Showa era gendai-to, and two gunto; two koto wakizashi, one shinto wakizashi, and a shin-shinto wakizashi. These, needless to say, are not used for cutting.

09-24-2010, 06:10 AM	#10
TaxSheemaSter Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 483 Senior Member	I had the opportunity last week to give a lecture to our local Japan-America Society on Nihonto. I have one shin-shinto katana dated Tempou junen (1839), two signed Showa era gendai-to, and two gunto; two koto wakizashi, one shinto wakizashi, and a shin-shinto wakizashi. These, needless to say, are not used for cutting.
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