Rare Japanese swords captured by American soldiers! WW2 Pacific

alexwarstory
t.me/warstory_ru

[@militariacollectablesbelgium]

Great video alex! Thank you for sharing stuff about military japanese swords! I have a few myself❤

[@KING-ZEAL]

This guy has more knowledge concerning Japanese blades than any English speaker I've ever seen, and most Japanese people.

[@jamiecoe3503]

AWESOME! Great video Alex ! You never fail to impress. So thank you & I would love to see a cleaning sword video? Peace James

[@taylorwu2266]

My great grandfather brought one back off of a soldier as well as a geisha style comb and hair pin with mother of pearl and gold in its original case he found in the jacket of the soldier. As sad as that is, my grandma treasured it and passed it on to me as a graduation gift. Kept safe and sound and respected with me. I just showed my 7 year old ❤

[@jakebeck4389]

Very interesting and educational video! Thankyou for your contributions to the hobby😃

[@georgeghviniashvili3567]

nice collection

[@andreasp.7228]

Interessante Stücke und danke für die Information

[@jimrutherford2773]

The Japanese sword expert is absolutely right regarding how display swords or any piece of militaria. Never leave them exposed to sunlight, even reflected sunlight. However. UV glass does protect the items somewhat, but over time it will take a toll on the items in fading or deterioration. The display should be in a somewhat darkish room or under artificial light. Use LEDs in the cases as the heat with normal bulbs will damage many artifacts.

[@Cberhfghldgfdgbbhbgh]

there is a polishing cloth and also a paste that does wonders with just a rag, its called metal glow been using it on modern Japanese made swords don't have 1 complain

[@Nikolay_Kashnik]

👍👍👍 Очень круто! Спасибо! Теперь пойду смотреть в переводе...

[@thepunadude]

uh, these 'swords' were stamped steel, basically more ceremonial than functioning .. collectors? maybe for a wall hanging

[@Aleksandr_Romadov]

Алексей, Билл 👍👍👍

[@kevindickinson-f5u]

Very interesting! My father was in the Coast Guard in WW 2 and then stationed in Japan. It was there that he got an Arisaka and a sword. Knew someone who was involved in the disposal of Japanese militaria--guess you could call it the black market.

[@PaisleyPatchouli]

Breathtaking blades! And so much information!! :)

[@maakjar]

Great stuff!

[@jimrutherford2773]

You didn't properly introduce Bill and his background, perhaps any expertise he has on Japanese militaria.

[@alexwarstory]

Check old videos. He has been introduced very well

[@JCOwens-zq6fd]

Nice stuff. Btw the bo-hi or fullers on the blade dont just make it lighter they help one hear if their cuts are good during training. They make the sword whistle when you swing it correctly.

[@LolLol-ui3jh]

epic collection thanks for share 🙏

[@noeldickey3736]

These swords should be returned to their families.

[@BACCHUS777]

Hi Alex, is the Navy Kyu Gunto still available?

[@alexwarstory]

Hello. Yes. I just published video

[@zeevraskin9150]

Привет из Израиля

[@michaelhaugaard3111]

I was under the impression theat professionals use gloves when handling the pieces ?

[@ДмитрийМарков-х7е]

👍

[@davidbatista4996]

Love japoneses

[@benvankoningsveld]

I don't think Bill will be happy when he sees those excellent blades, especially the polished ones, placed on a rock for the photo shoot. 😥

[@alexwarstory]

It did not touch the rock lol

[@eduardwinter8752]

Добрый день, сегодня был на Фломаркте и видел интересные вещи, сделал пару фотографий, и в принципе цены нормальные, если интересно пишите мне вашу почту скину фотографии.

[@jakebeck4389]

COVID? Not allowed to polish? 😂

[@pothead1978]

Congratulations! Great copies ....

[@allenschmitz9644]

Scew the book a 'Jap' buyer has to confirm it..thats how the mkt rolls.

[@antoniopavic2411]

👍👍👍👍