WWII Swords

[DBII]

I have resized the photos from my earlier thread and added a few more. It looks like there are two types of officer's swords. The photos were taken with a simple digital video camera that I use for the group builds so the focus is a little off.

DBII

 

[DerAdlerIstGelandet]

You have a real Gem my friend. As a collector I am very jealous. Because of the "family" history of these swords, do not let them go.

 

[Gnomey]

Cool collection DB! Agree with Chris above, certainly don't want to loose them.

 

[pbfoot]

You have a real Gem my friend. As a collector I am very jealous. Because of the "family" history of these swords, do not let them go.

Do you have knowledge of pre 1936 blades, a friend of mine was over last PM trying to find out a little on a knife that was gifted to his family in 36 Germany. I hope DBII doesn't think I'm trying to hijack

 

[Shinpachi]

The Japanese military sword with cherry blossoms was for the navy.
Nice collection.

 

[DBII]

Thanks for the information. I have been researching army swords. Pbfoot, what is the handle made of?

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[DerAdlerIstGelandet]

Do you have knowledge of pre 1936 blades, a friend of mine was over last PM trying to find out a little on a knife that was gifted to his family in 36 Germany. I hope DBII doesn't think I'm trying to hijack

I have no clue. It is not a military knife though.

 

[pbfoot]

Thanks for the information. I have been researching army swords. Pbfoot, what is the handle made of?

DBII

Ir appears to be bone
can anyone read this

 

[DBII]

I don't see anythig, sorry wrong post. I am not able to make it out.

DBII