Rare JAPANESE swords in New Jersey, Union 

I love blades but don't know much about Japanese swords . The fact that some date back hundreds of years is amazing . Those blades could have been in numerous wars and battles in that time

really enjoyed this video thanks Alex and George

Fantastic interview. Did he give you the forum name to research swords?

Incredible collection!

Спасибо за видео! надо бы еще у него про шашку узнать что на столе лежала

Nice video Alex! He had so nice stuff on his table❤

Thanks for the love Alex. Ill call soon.

Sir remember I told you how lucky I was finding ww2 stuff . At last union show I showed you pics of that Japanese grouping . I picked up something very cool today

Awesome sword for sure

Is this the show a couple months back? Happy to have met you there!

Тоже фигня, эти документы только для таможни. В Японии сухой закон на холодняк, это таможенные документы на вывоз из японии.

I think that is the world turtle.

Круто!!!👍👍👍

Sehr interessant, danke

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unchaeted x intro

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Лайк Вам, ребята!!! Ждём на русском языке!!!

What do you mean you don’t know how this thing ended up in World War II.. Many families had Ancestral swords that dated way back into the 1600s and before.. Remember the Japanese had no intentions of ever losing the war or their swords by having to give them up when MacArthur ordered them to surrender all weapons Including every sword,,, some that had been in the family for hundreds of years and they lost it that way….some people got lucky,, some swords were built in the late 30s and throughout World War II as government issue,,and some had a Prize Ancestral Blade like this one here…