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Français : Sabre japonais de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale. Acier machine usiné industriellement. Noter la poignée, embossée et peinte pour prendre la forme d'une tsuka traditionelle, et le fourreau de type occidental (par opposition à la saya traditionelle)

English: Japanese sabre of the second world war. Machine steel, industrial fabrication, with embossed and painted handle to look like a traditional tsuka. The scabbard is of Western style (by opposition to a traditional saya)

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