#48233
02/28/2010 05:25 AM
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Hi All, Many of you know that I have been collecting these Japanese dirks for years. A couple weeks ago I picked up another meiji period naval dirk with a traditionally made blade. Here are a few pics of it. Bill Rannow Minneapolis Minnesota Fine Japanese Swords & Antiques www.artswords.com AND Quality WWII German Militaria www.collectorsmilitaria.com 
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#48234
02/28/2010 10:02 AM
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Hi Bill,
Very nice, I have one just like it,lol. I'm very happy with the one I got from ya. Here's a pic. of the display I came up with for it. Pretty basic, but I kinda like mounting'em on plaques. BTW, I meant to ask you if all of these blades had signatures on the tang. I removed the cherry blossom w/stud in an attempt to check, however the grip was so tight on the tang I didn't want to force it and just put it back in rather than risk damaging something.
Best Regards,
Mike
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#48235
02/28/2010 09:02 PM
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I think your display is excellent!
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#48236
02/28/2010 09:09 PM
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i saw this at the show very nice in hand it's a great dirk.  if i was going to buy one that would be it.
BOB C
Buying big and small collections
Kriegsmarine daggers and Samurai swords
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#48237
03/25/2010 05:42 AM
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I like the display method.It fits the theme yet allows easy access for fondleing!!Geoff
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