Hey there guys,
A few weeks a go a I posted some pics of a Type-95 NCO sword I was looking at. Well, I bought said sword and wanted to show it off here with my own photos and get your opinions once again. She definitely has a bit of a 'war horse' kinda feel to her. She is of one of the earlier variations (though not the earliest) with the painted aluminum Tsuka, brass Tsuba, and iron Saya with horseshoe chape. The paint is pretty well worn from the the Tsuka and the Saya but there is definitely still some there for both. Is there any kind of preservation techniques you guys recommend for the blade and the Brass Tsuba (which has a bit of tarnishing)?
oh, and scabbard and blade match
Your feedback is always appreciated!
A few weeks a go a I posted some pics of a Type-95 NCO sword I was looking at. Well, I bought said sword and wanted to show it off here with my own photos and get your opinions once again. She definitely has a bit of a 'war horse' kinda feel to her. She is of one of the earlier variations (though not the earliest) with the painted aluminum Tsuka, brass Tsuba, and iron Saya with horseshoe chape. The paint is pretty well worn from the the Tsuka and the Saya but there is definitely still some there for both. Is there any kind of preservation techniques you guys recommend for the blade and the Brass Tsuba (which has a bit of tarnishing)?
oh, and scabbard and blade match

Your feedback is always appreciated!
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