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The tsuka looks pretty good. Greenish-brown ito wrap is mostly intact, samegawa is browned with age, single mekugi pin and traditional triple cherry blossom menuki. The tsuba is the cut through type, which is very desirable. The brown leather saya cover is authentic, but the stitched seam has been unraveled to fit over that unusual wooden saya. There's the remains of a late-war leather strap latch which wraps around the fuchi, but the strap is broken off. The habaki is too big for the blade, so it may not be original. The tip of the blade has definitely been clipped or broken off and then someone tried to grind a new one. The end of the saya appears to have been sheared off, but I don't think it's the original saya, which were usually wood-lined metal, and that leather cover is made to fit a slimmer metal saya. Many mysteries here. Thanks for sharing!
@michaelrizzo5523 Жыл бұрын
Cool thank you for all the input that is really informative I really appreciate it I do have the other part of the button latch strap I guess it just broke being folded over the handguard thank you for watching! :
@daniellopezeverest Жыл бұрын
Just a amazing piece of history my friend. Thank you for sharing with us
@donavantew8278 Жыл бұрын
What a great video to watch before bed, thanks Danny. That looks expensive maybe you should get something nice for your best friend's birfday
@RyanSteel220 Жыл бұрын
Thank you for watching! :-)
@daniellopezeverest Жыл бұрын
This is my new favorite in my collection! Thank you for watching! :-)
@daniellopezeverest Жыл бұрын
Very cool piece of history.
@smithgroove9454 ай бұрын
It looks like the kissaki tip has been ground down, should there be a metal tip on the end of saya? Im not sure why the blade is longer than saya. Looks like a bunch if rust on blade. Check the tang for the smiths signature. The leather seam on saya is not sewn either. Great video Daniel.
@samuraibyrd Жыл бұрын
Thank you sir I will make a video taking off the handle to reveal the metal part of the handle I'm going to use your method of making it fit tighter giggity into the handle stay tuned and thank you for watching! :-)
@daniellopezeverest Жыл бұрын
@@daniellopezeverest cool !!! I left you a voice message on instagram
@samuraibyrd Жыл бұрын
@@samuraibyrd cool thank you sir I gave you a call today around 2:50 p.m.
@daniellopezeverest Жыл бұрын
That's nice!👍💯⚔
@steveborgresistance8310 Жыл бұрын
Nice Gunto!
@anubisdragon81195 ай бұрын
Wonder if tang has any markings? (Mei)
@arlenburgin23927 ай бұрын
it looks like the tip get broke and it was reshaped by the owner with whatever he had disponible at the moment.... it is not any type of kissaki i know..
Are there many gunto available for sale in Japan? They're a bit of a commodity these days on the internet for purchase in the US. The prices have become increasingly more expensive over the past decade or so. Also, would you be willing to receive photos of a possible gunto that I own? I've been trying to confirm authenticity for awhile.
The tsuka looks pretty good. Greenish-brown ito wrap is mostly intact, samegawa is browned with age, single mekugi pin and traditional triple cherry blossom menuki. The tsuba is the cut through type, which is very desirable. The brown leather saya cover is authentic, but the stitched seam has been unraveled to fit over that unusual wooden saya. There's the remains of a late-war leather strap latch which wraps around the fuchi, but the strap is broken off. The habaki is too big for the blade, so it may not be original. The tip of the blade has definitely been clipped or broken off and then someone tried to grind a new one. The end of the saya appears to have been sheared off, but I don't think it's the original saya, which were usually wood-lined metal, and that leather cover is made to fit a slimmer metal saya. Many mysteries here. Thanks for sharing!
Cool thank you for all the input that is really informative I really appreciate it I do have the other part of the button latch strap I guess it just broke being folded over the handguard thank you for watching! :
Just a amazing piece of history my friend. Thank you for sharing with us
What a great video to watch before bed, thanks Danny. That looks expensive maybe you should get something nice for your best friend's birfday
Thank you for watching! :-)
This is my new favorite in my collection! Thank you for watching! :-)
Very cool piece of history.
It looks like the kissaki tip has been ground down, should there be a metal tip on the end of saya? Im not sure why the blade is longer than saya. Looks like a bunch if rust on blade. Check the tang for the smiths signature. The leather seam on saya is not sewn either. Great video Daniel.
Thank you sir I will make a video taking off the handle to reveal the metal part of the handle I'm going to use your method of making it fit tighter giggity into the handle stay tuned and thank you for watching! :-)
@@daniellopezeverest cool !!! I left you a voice message on instagram
@@samuraibyrd cool thank you sir I gave you a call today around 2:50 p.m.
That's nice!👍💯⚔
Nice Gunto!
Wonder if tang has any markings? (Mei)
it looks like the tip get broke and it was reshaped by the owner with whatever he had disponible at the moment.... it is not any type of kissaki i know..
(ФωФ)…笑笑 日本からこんにちは。 軍刀にも様々な仕様が有ります。 長さ、鞘、鍔、柄、等に違いが有り、本来は全てが統一され一振りずつに通し番号が打たれて居ました。 現在では日本でも同じ番号のまま残っている物は少無いです。 それでも軍刀を身近に知る日本人成らば仕様は合わせて組んで居ます。 動画に見られる軍刀は残念ながら仕様がバラバラに組まれて居る様ですね。 刀身も他の物が組まれていますし、先端も切られています。 軍刀として正確に解るものは、柄、鞘、鍔、ですね。 長さから鞘は陸軍の戦車隊等が所持して居た物を、長い刀身を納め様と無理やり先端を切った様ですね。 軍刀は長さの制限が有り、当時から長過ぎる物は有りません。 当時、古くから有る日本刀を軍刀に造り替え所持して居た軍人も居ます。 彼等は軍刀の長いの規定に合わせ長い分は切りましたが、しっかりと研ぎ直して居ます。動画の様な荒い処理はして居ません。 お話しした様に軍刀は規定に合わせて造られて居ますので、少しずつでも本物の部品を集めれば元の綺麗な軍刀に戻す事は出来るでしょう。 集めるのは刀身、と鞘位でしょうか。 鞘に付いてるボタン式のストッパーは本来その鍔に使用する物では有りません。 ストッパー用に大きな穴が開いてる鍔が有るのです。 ですが、動画に写ってる鍔は初期頃のまだ資源が有った頃の透かしタイプの物で日本でも人気が有るものです。 中期以降に成りますと透かしは無くなり造りも雑に成るのです。 私も何振りかの軍刀を所有して居ますが、どうか大切にして下さいね。 日本成らばもう少し良い状態の物を安く購入出来るでしょうね。
Are there many gunto available for sale in Japan? They're a bit of a commodity these days on the internet for purchase in the US. The prices have become increasingly more expensive over the past decade or so. Also, would you be willing to receive photos of a possible gunto that I own? I've been trying to confirm authenticity for awhile.
@@danielmiller5611 私は銃が好きなので欲しいですが、日本では銃は玩具しか買えません。 ただし本物の日本刀は日本人成らば誰でも買えます。 軍刀は沢山が売られて居ます。 私も美しい軍刀を持って居ます。 写真を送りたいけれど方法が解りません。笑笑 お店でもインターネットオークションでも買えます。 高い物も有りますが安い物も有ります。 本物の刀身を海外に発送する為には審査して沢山の書類を用意する必要が有り大変だと思います。 アメリカで高いのはそれが理由だと思います。 ただし、分割した部品の、鐔、柄、鞘等は小さいので安く送れる可能性も有りますけど。 詳しくは解りません。
@@danielmiller5611 日本では軍刀は安い物は50000円から買えます。普通の物は100000円有れば必ず買える。 ただし、高い物はとても高額で500000円の物も有ります。 安い物から高い物まで色々有ります。 良く確認が必要です、詐欺に合うと安い物を騙されて高額で売られますよ。 アメリカで見られる金、銀の過剰に光る美しい日本刀は本物か不明です。 安い物を見た目良く飾って、安い日本刀を高額で売られて居ます。 本物の日本刀は過剰に光る美しい物は沢山無いので偽物が多く日本人は買わない。 騙されては駄目。 中国人オーナーショップは偽物が多い、注意が沢山必要ですよ。 日本人オーナーのの刀店やアンティークショップが良い。 日本人成らば見て解るのですが、シンプルが一番安全に本物が買える。 気を付けて下さい。
So dull buyer...