Japanese Koto Period sword circa 17th century or earlier,…
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Japanese Koto Period sword circa 17th century or earlier, signed Kane Fusa, pronounced curve a Midare Harmon and a Ko-kissaki. Sword has been shortened but the signature has been folded over to preserve it. All in World War II army officers mounts. Blade 68 cm - overall 93 cm

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