This video offers a general overview of collecting WW2-era Japanese Samurai Swords, focusing on key aspects for buyers. It highlights differences to consider, such as distinguishing between hand-made and factory-made examples. The content is aimed at collectors interested in historical Japanese weaponry.
This video features Nic Jenzen-Jones and Stephen Weese discussing the background and creation of their new book, "SWORDS OF THE EMPEROR: A Guide to the Identification of Imperial Japanese Swords, 1873 – 1945". They delve into the historical context and identification aspects of Japanese swords from the Meiji Restoration through World War II. A discounted preorder for the book is also being promoted.
This video announces the release of 'Swords of the Emperor: A Guide to the Identification of Imperial Japanese Swords, 1873–1945,' a new book by Headstamp Publishing. The book details the evolution of Japanese military, police, diplomatic, and court swords during a significant modernization period. It features over 600 pages with more than 2,000 original photographs and archival material, covering over 220 swords, including both traditional and machine-made examples. Written by prominent Japanese sword collector John E. Plimpton, the guide is intended for collectors, curators, and researchers, as well as enthusiasts interested in this under-studied area of Japanese swordmaking history.
This video features Natasha Bennet, a curator at the Royal Armouries, answering audience questions about Japanese arms and armor. The presentation showcases significant objects from the museum's collection and archives, offering insights into Samurai weaponry and protective gear. The description encourages viewer engagement by prompting questions and provides links to purchase a book on Japanese arms and armor and to support the museum through merchandise. It also directs viewers to the Royal Armouries' website and social media channels for more content and future interaction.
This video explores the "Ingham Gift Collection," focusing on a notable assortment of Japanese swords. Natasha Roberts discusses the history and origins of these blades, highlighting their acquisition by Deryk Ingham, an individual with a background as an ex-serviceman and bank manager. The content delves into the personal story behind the collection and the significance of the swords within it.
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