Daimyo FF Wakizashi Hi 50.8 cm Gold Eagle

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Product information "Daimyo FF Wakizashi Hi 50.8 cm Gold Eagle"

An heirloom grade classic Samurai Wakizashi (companion sword) forged from folded 1095/1080/1060 carbon steel. The blade is differentially clay-tempered to harden the edge will retaining a softer spine to increase resistance to shock. This blade is given our Daimyo hand-polish, taking over 40 hours on Japanese natural stones to provide a mirror finish that provides insight into the Hada and a distinct Hadori Hamon. Matched with an intricately detailed Gold Eagle tsuba (based on an antique in the Boston Museum of Fine Arts collection) and blue Japanese silk Ito. this sword is authentically Japanese while having an American character. The centerpiece of any collection, this sword represents our smiths' best work with modern steel. Pairs perfectly with our Daimyo Forge-Folded Katana to complete a Daisho.

Details:
Blade length (in/cm): 20/50.8
Overall length (in/cm): 27.5/69.85
Weight (lbs/kg): 1.375/0.63
Steel: Forge Folded Tri-Steel
Polish: Hand
Temper: Differential Clay-tempered
Bo-hi: Yes
Tsuba: Gold Eagle
Fuchi-Kashira: Gold Eagle
Ito: Blue silk
Saya: Black gloss

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Swords and more GmbH
Liebigstrasse 2-20
22113 Hamburg
Deutschland

0049 40 36164963
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