Pictures of sword stands

[jmings]

I am looking for pictures of ethnographic sword stands.
Not the junk found on eBay and commercial vendors and looking more for other than katanakake, but historical katanakake would be good.
Especially nice would be anything with construction details.
You can email them to me or post them or post the link.
I thank you all in advance.

[Bill M]

edo period.

[Jeff D]

edo period.

OK now I am impressed!

Too Cool... :cool:
Jeff

[jmings]

OK now I am impressed!

Too Cool... :cool:
Jeff

Jeff;
Bill Marsh impresses everybody.
Impressive and additionaly one of the World Class Good Guys.

[Bill M]

Jeff;
Bill Marsh impresses everybody.
Impressive and additionaly one of the World Class Good Guys.


Wow, THANKS!

[Marc]

OK now I am impressed!

Too Cool... :cool:
JeffOk, now I am, too...

Well... I log off, now... I think I'm going to spend the rest of the afternoon trying to close my mouth... thankyouverymuch...
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H**y S**t!!!!...

[David]

Oh yeah Bill, and i guess i'm supposed to believe that you don't have some really bitchin' swords to go with this fancy-ass rack?! :p :D

[jmings]

Wow, THANKS!
No, Bill. Thank YOU.

[jmings]

Oh yeah Bill, and i guess i'm supposed to believe that you don't have some really bitchin' swords to go with this fancy-ass rack?! :p :D
I believe the picture is of a museum piece that Bill was going to reproduce from a chunk of pallate wood.

As to the swords - YOU WOULD NOT BELIEVE!
See where I have reproductions and tourist crap, Bill has the fair dinkum.


Their house is a museum
When people come to see 'em
They really are a scream
The Bill Marsh Family.

[jmings]

I have never liked the horn katanakake even though they were historical.
http://www.arco-iris.com/George/images/kake_01.jpg

[David]

As to the swords - YOU WOULD NOT BELIEVE!
O yes jmings...i would.
;)