Amazon Jiang Tong folded steel Chinese Han Dynasty jian

Got a package from China It came real quick. I I only bought it three days ago on the 5th and today is the 8th November 8th I already got it and this comes from China, you know, so Of course, I paid for extra fast shipping, which is only nine dollars and ninety nine cents not much, so We'll open it up and see what's what's going on Wow, it was packaged like four knocks very secure Took me a while to rip it open Well, guess what it is Two swords. One's a Chinese sword. One is a Japanese sword. Nihonto But I don't think I I don't think I paid extra for shipping actually that was the other one So it came real quick So here are the detailed views this is a Chinese sword it's It has a lot of heft wooden scabbard Very nice Feels like wood Very nice no rattling And this is the Nihonto That looks like real real red skin Kasuga This is a Katana You Beautiful Close-up views Five times zoom Back to normal So his sword blade is pretty thick octagonal in shape Like the true source of the history It is sharpened But it doesn't feel extremely sharp. It's not razor sharp The edge is wicked looking Folded steel looks cool has the heft of quality in my hand At least quarter inch thick there maybe three quarter inch thick in the base Has a progressive tapering all the way to the end there It's thinner here so just like a traditional sword Scabbard looking good wood with metal furnishes And here's the Japanese sword This one has 1095 steel differential tempered clay tempered Has a hamon line looks pretty pretty cool It's very sharp razor sharp dangerous Pretty thick blade Because it's 1095 steel. There's really no need to fold it Because nowadays modern steels have high high purity and Folding is to get rid of the impurities. So That's a bohi or what do you call it line Cool Very sharp and With scabbard Yeah, I say I'm happy with them So the Chinese jian on the Chinese jian was 1095 And it is 1040 steel folded steel and a Japanese knife was t10 steel I guess t10 is a Japanese steel, but so probably 10 1095 It was made in China Probably not t10, but it's advertised as t10 We'll have to see well Okay, this is got some oil on this I haven't wiped that off yet Looking pretty cool I say I must say I like these The hamon line looks pretty damn real to me and the knife is extremely sharp and I bought a knife because it was 10 you know t10 steel or 1095 steel And It was 140 dollars after all set is done. So Price is good Like it, of course the Chinese jian is heftier and both can be deadly Both are battle ready Thank you all for watching