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Hand Forged Musashi Series

Let's take a few momwnts and explore the beauty of a hand forged sword. Just click on the images to view a larger image in a new window. If you have pop-ups disabled, please enable them while viewing these images.

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The Sword Box
This Box is quite beautiful and is made of silk covered bamboo. The silk features a maroon dragon pattern.

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The carying handle
Each piece of this series is handmade. This includes the carrying handle. The detail of this one piece is amazing by itself.

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The Latches
This simple yet elegant latch is a traditional latch used on many sword boxes and is very effective at secureing the box.

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Full View
What can I say... Its beautiful. Gold felt cushions the sword and its accessories. Each piece is held in place by foam under the felt. The box contains the sword, tsuka, tsuba, cleaning kit, sword bag, and certificate.

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The Kissaki (Point)
The point is quite sharp and has a RCH of 90. Here you can also see the detail of the blood grove and the blood line.

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Shinjane (Wide Tip)
The flaired tip is used for piercing metal up to 14 guage.

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Profile
This is another shot of the cutting edge (first 8 inches of the blade) of the sword. Again you can see the bloodline and blood grove in detail.

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C.O.A.
Certificate of authenticity. It tells all of the technical information and is signed, dateed, and numbered. Sam Shungs' signature is on this card. The COA is laminated.

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Serial Number
The serial number is on the tang of the blade and matches the COA.

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Date
The Date is on the tang of the blade and matches the COA.

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Signature
The signature is on the tang of the blade and matches the COA.

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Tauka & Tang
A nice shot of the tang and tsuka.

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Habaki
The Habaki is made of brass and displays the proud doubble "D" tsuba (the tsuba design Miyamoto Musashi- the sword saint of Japan). This is another wonderful time to admire the beauty of a deep blood grove.

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Rayskin
The tsuka is accented with high quality rayskin to give the sword a superior grip. Rayskin is the traditional material used on the tsuka. The black wrap is a high quality canvis cord.

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Tsuba
The tsuba is made of copper and has a zinc oxide finish

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C.O.A. Back
The COA back tells about the parts of the sword and shows the other design tsuba's in the Musashi Series.

I specialize in providing Hand forged and folded swords. Below are a few examples of the different styles that I provide.

Each of these swords feature:

-41 inches overall

-1065 GT High Carbon Steel

-Full Tang with date made and my signature inscribed

on the Tang

-Real sting ray wrapped handel with canvas cord grip

-cast metad dual tone oxidized copper Tsuba (hand Guard)

-Hard oak laquered scabbard

-Hand folded (1000 times) Blade

-Hand Honed (clay fire) edge

-Differentially tempered - 4 tempers on the blade

*Rockwell Compound Hardness (RC) of 50 through out the whole blade

*RC 60 along the edge

*RC 40 along the back of the blade

*RC 90 on the tip of the blade

Each Sword is shipped as pictured in the picture, and includes:

Sword bag

Sword stand

sword cleaning kit

Numbered Certificate of Authenticity (matches the number on the blade)



These swords are completely "combat ready". This means that they are not display swords. They are designed to cut, and are generally purchased for Dojo (school) training and competition. These are Real swords- so handel them with care.

The price for one of these swords is $600.00 + shipping (depending on where you live it may be as much as $50.00). Just drop me a line and let me know what you are looking for. I will then reply with a few solutions that meet your criteria.

When viewing these photos, pay close attention to the Tsubas. They reflect different Periods with in Japanese (Nihon) History.

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MUSASHI PEROID

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DIAGORO PEROID

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EDO PEROID

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KO-TOSHO PEROID

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