WWII Imai Sadaroku signed Sword military Charcoal Drawings

Charcoal Drawings

went out to the king of Babylon

prop was originally acquired from Julien's Auctions one of the country's most respected auction houses

Hand numbered

WWII Imai Sadaroku signed Sword military Charcoal DrawingsWWII era Imai Sadaroki forged and signed blade mounted in a recreation 1500's style battle mount with a special wrap called "gangi maki." The sword maker Imai Sadaroki was a student of Amada Sadayoshi a famed Japanese sword maker and father to Japanese "Living National Treasure" Amada Akitsugu. Sadayoshi was one of Admiral Yamamoto's closest friends and made Yamamoto's sword, which the Admiral was known to carry with him regularly. Sword has been