WWII Japanese heiho — a jungle short sword from the Japanese-occupied Dutch East Indies, built on a Dutch klewang-pattern blade with Japanese conversion furniture: simple steel crossguard with downturned quillons, red-painted wooden grip, shortened black leather scabbard, and a canvas shoulder sling with faded stenciled Japanese-style unit markings. Full-length 24-inch blade (not cut down), straight single edge, no fuller, no markings on the blade — typical GI bring-back from the Pacific.


 


Price is $300 firm. Face-to-face, buyer signs a bill of sale and shows a Wisconsin driver's license in person. Will also trade for other guns.