Sold at Auction: Katana sword, signed by Bishu Osafune Katsumitsu, Edo period, Japan, 15th-16th century
Katana, 16th/17th century. Blade: L 68,7 cm, shinog… | Drouot.com
Katana; Japan, Kai Period; C.1940. Bronze, Steel And Galuchat. Retains Stand. Auction
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A katana in military mounts 16th Century, the blade signed Bizen kuni zu Sukemitsu
A katana in koshirae Late 16th Century | Rare and fine Antique Arms and Armour from around the world | Finarte, casa d'aste
Sword (katana) blade inscribed by Muramasa | 鮫皮研出鞘大小拵 Blades and Mountings for a Pair of Swords (Daishō) | Japanese | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Darksword 16th Century Two-Handed Sword with Integrated Sword Belt
Japanese 16th Century Samurai Sword 35''. An Early
Stewarts Military Antiques - - Japanese Samurai Sword, 16th Century Smith, Translated Tang - $1295.00
The Samurai Sword (Katana) | Military History Matters
A MATSUDAIRA DAIMYO FAMILY KATANA « Unique Japan
Musha "Ryujin" Katana – Musashi Swords
Katate-uchi - Steel - Japan - 16th century - Catawiki
Katate-uchi - Steel - Japan - 16th century - Catawiki
The Most Expensive Sword in the World - $100 Million Samurai Tachi – World Art News
Katana (sword), Japan, blade probably 16th century, sign… | Drouot.com
Fully Hand Forged Damascus Steel Oil Quenched Full Tang Blade Dragon Koshirae Japanese Samurai Sword Katana
Sold at Auction: Mid 16th century (1532 - 1555) Japanese Samurai sword with family Mon and katana blade signed Kanemitsu with NBTHK Kicho certificate
Katana - Steel - Japans Samurai Zwaard Katana Nio Kiyosada NBTHK Hozon - Japan - 16th century - Catawiki
Oda Nobunaga Katana by Paul Chen / Hanwei - Swords of Honor
A 16th Century Japanese Civilian Katana Sword - Sally Antiques
Wakizashi - Wikipedia
Antique 16th Century Japanese Samurai Katana Sword -Soten Fuchi -Old Collection | St Croix Blades
The Most Expensive Sword in the World - $100 Million Samurai Tachi – World Art News
Exceptional 16th Century Sukesada Katana with NBTHK Certification
Blade attributed to Fusamune of Soshu | Blade and Mounting for a Short Sword (Wakizashi) | Japanese | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Do you think it might be a real 16th century oversharpened blade? : r/ Katanas
