guntō

The guntō is a ceremonial sword that was produced for the Imperial Japanese army and navy after the introduction of conscription in 1872.

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1939-09-01T00:00:00Z

1939-09-01T00:00:00Z

World War II Q362

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Японское оружие

A Slothern sub-machine gun and a samurai sword captured from the Japanese at Hansa Bay (AWM 075013)

Japanese Surrender in Malaya, 1945 IND4851

Japanese Surrender in Malaya, 1945 IND4850

Sabres-armee-20e-p1000710

Sword, samurai (and scabbard and lanyard) (AM 1965.24)

Hayao Tada

Asakanomiya yasuhiko

Beaufort Sabah StarcevichMemorialMonument-07

MasaoBaba Labuan01

Type	Subtype	Date	Description	Notes	Source
commons	image		Японское оружие		Commons
commons	image		A Slothern sub-machine gun and a samurai sword captured from the Japanese at Hansa Bay (AWM 075013)		Commons
commons	image		Japanese Surrender in Malaya, 1945 IND4851		Commons
commons	image		Japanese Surrender in Malaya, 1945 IND4850		Commons
commons	image		Sabres-armee-20e-p1000710		Commons
commons	image		Sword, samurai (and scabbard and lanyard) (AM 1965.24)		Commons
commons	image		Hayao Tada		Commons
commons	image		Asakanomiya yasuhiko		Commons
commons	image		Beaufort Sabah StarcevichMemorialMonument-07		Commons
commons	image		MasaoBaba Labuan01		Commons