Name and historical origin: Spectacular sword Walizashi of the Samurai warriors of ancient Japan, historical and original sword of very good quality, recovered in a state of conservation, preserved by their descendants as part of their lineage and revered as a family icon to reinforce their values instilled by the ancient Samurai warriors, This sword was acquired after the death of its owners and said belongings were put up for sale to cover expenses generated, our rescuers or treasure hunters, as always on the hunt for new treasures, send us these relics so that they are not lost in oblivion so that we can recover some of its splendor and present it so that a future owner can prolong its history. Sword condition: This sword, recognized as a Wakizashi, with a cutting length (nagasa) of 38 cm, is in an acceptable condition having been stored in an attic for several centuries, suffering the contingencies of the climate of the islands of Japan, with a level very high humidity especially on the coasts, Technical characteristics: Signature: (Signed ) The original polished blade. Habaki: Simple habaki rolled in bronze. Blade length:　38　cm Soros: 0.4 cm. Kissaki: Medium Mekugi:　1 Width at hamachi: 2.55 cm or 1.0 inches. Kasane: 0.5 cm or 0.22 inches. Era: Edo Form: Prefecture ancient Japan Hamon: It is not seen for much of its extent. Koshirae; Original ancient, winged heron bird veneration Era: Edo Period saya wood Tsuba: Iron, Bronze. Tsuka: Wood, marine stingray skin, Fushi, Kashira, menus Sageo, Hito,: Algodon Carrying bag Guarantee: All our swords are delivered with a certificate of authenticity along with the documents of origin (if you have them). Shipping of our articles: Shipping our items has the advantage for the buyer that if more than one piece is purchased, the shipping will be unified to avoid charging more for it. Shipped through a transport company specialized in works of art, our swords are sent with packaging prepared for the immobilization and cushioning of the sword as well as moisture-resistant packaging, maintaining the lubricant with which the swords are prepared after the adjustment. and quality control We, Samurai World: Simply to finish, we want to thank you for your trust in us and tell you that very soon we will increase our professional preparation parallel to our studies in the art and conservation of the Japanese sword with a study in restoration and manufacture of Japanese swords. directed by celebrities in the field, we will soon inform you about it, we are sure that these efforts will create greater confidence in our clients since we will be able to offer them restorations at prices within everyone's reach and not like today where they charge per square centimeter, making payment impossible. We are sure that we will soon reach the important number of 1,000 customers in the last 8 years at Catawiki.