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Samurai Sword in Sheath
Said to have been wrought by Sagami-no-kami Masatsune the younger of Nagoya , Japan, c1600, but this has been disputed. The sword was surrendered to Admiral the Lord Louis Mountbatten, Supreme Allied Commander, South East Asia, by a Japanese officer in 1945, and was presented to the Company in 1946 when Louis Mountbatten was Renter Warden. He became Prime Warden 1948-1949
(077/1946)
