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Q: How to Find Information on Japanese WWII Swords & Their Makers.
A: 1. Examine the blade. Hold the blade horizontally. Real Samurai WWII katana swords are aged and may have loose fitting scabbards. Measure the blade from end to ... Read More »

Q: Where to find info on a WWII sword?
A: Website? I'm not sure. But, if you're in a relatively large city. You could contact your local history museum and more often than not, they will have a curator ... Read More »

Q: What are good WWI, WWII collectable swords?
A: If you are looking for Japanese swords you can find them all over ebay and they are very expensive but keep in mind that during WWI and WWII these swords were m... Read More »

Q: How much would a sword from WWII Japan be worth?
A: A WWII Japanese Army Samurai sword is called a Katana. These types Read More »

Q: What is "The sword is brighter than the chain" in latin?
A: Hello, "The sword is brighter than the chain” by Alexander Petõfi is in Latin as follows: “Fulgentior est gladius (or ‘ensis') quam catenae” Please note that: T... Read More »