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Article about: Hello, please, can someone help me to ID this sword? I think it's Japanese, but I'm not sure. Scabbard length 82cm Blade length 67cm Handle length 19,5cm Blade thickness 9mm Thank you very m

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    Hello,
    please, can someone help me to ID this sword? I think it's Japanese, but I'm not sure.

    Scabbard length 82cm
    Blade length 67cm
    Handle length 19,5cm
    Blade thickness 9mm

    Thank you very much!


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    Will leave authentication to others but I don't think there should be a serial type number on the Habaki.
    "Please", Thank You" and proper manners appreciated

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    I was interested until I saw the serial number on the habaki, and a close look at the blade seems to indicate damascus steel. If so, it has been artificially aged. First impression - Chinese fake, or simply Chinese in origin. The kanji look fake, though.

    Better experts should be heard from though.

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    Overall I think it's a better than usual fake. It can't decide whether it's a Tachi (two suspension loops) or a Katana (side pocket for a kodzuka). The build quality is poor, for something that purports to be a high class item as a Tachii is by definition. The killer though is the poor Nakago or tang. On a real Japanese sword of any kind this is always well made, crisp lines and the flat planes finely finished, and this one is not.

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    Quick Made modern product to me as well. No value even as wall hanger considering condition.

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