Directory of Smiths and Polishing Resources

Home > Recreation > Collecting > Militaria > Edged Weapons > Swords > Japanese > Smiths and Polishing

This category is for sites providing information related to smiths and polishers, and the techniques they use.

Websites submitted here must be Japanese swordsmith and polishing related and in English. Sites in Japanese should be submitted to the appropriate World/Japanese subcategory.

日本語のホームページはこちら.

Resources in This Category

• Barrett Custom Knives and Swords

  http://www.barrettcustomknives.com/
  Rick Barrett offers Japanese Swords, items for sale or custom blades.

• Bushido Japanese Swords and Restoration

  http://bushidojapaneseswords.com/
  Specializes in Japanese sword polishing and other restoration services by specialist, Robert Benson. Based in Honolulu.

• Fechner Blades

  http://fechnerblades.atspace.com/
  Michael J Fechner - Smith specializing in monosteel katana specifically for martial arts

• Glen Drane Knives

  http://www.glendraneknives.com/
  Smith based in Victoria, Australia - specializes in Tanto and Wakizashi.

• Hizen Japanese Swordsmiths

  http://www.hizento.net/
  Specializing on the Hizen school of Japanese Swordsmiths that include the Tadayoshi line of swordsmiths, with history, links, wanted and for sale items and book reviews.

• Kenji Mishina, Japanese Sword Polisher

  http://www007.upp.so-net.ne.jp/m-kenji/
  Offers services, examples of his work, lectures, links to other sword specialists.

• Legacy Arts Swords

  http://legacyswords.com/
  Ted Tenold is a polisher in both modern and traditional polishing methods of modern domestic smiths to antique restoration projects.

• Namahage Sword

  http://www.namahagesword.com/
  Handcrafted Japanese style katana, wakizashi and tanto by swordsmith by Anthony DiCristofano from Illinois, USA.

• Summerchild Sword Polishing

  http://www.summerchild.com/
  Sword polishing and restoration by Keith Larman.

 

Home > Recreation > Collecting > Militaria > Edged Weapons > Swords > Japanese > Smiths and Polishing

 

---

 

Thanks to DMOZ, which built a great web directory for nearly two decades and freely shared it with the web. About us