I'm parting with a nice Gendaito by the well known WWII smith Kanezane. I'm borrowing the below description if the actual sword from the well respected Andy Quirt. Price is Euro 1900 plus shipping. Located in Europe.

A katana signed, Seki stamp, Noshu Ju Asano Kanesane Saku [Han]. Shinogizukure, iroi mune, slightly machiokure, chu-kissaki. shallow sori, extended chu kissaki.

Hawatare: 2 shaku 0 sun 8 bu 9 rin, (63.3 cm or 24.92"). Motohaba: 3.05 cm. Sakihaba: 1.99 cm. Kasane: 87.04 mm.

Gunome togare, tobiyaki, ko nie deki, medium yakidashi, some hard spots in the peaks of the togare, nado. Boshi is suguba with komaru, Very fine itame with jinie, nado.

Mounted in American shirasaya with a copper habaki. A clean enough blade that everything is visible, few small stains, and some scratching. The sword can be enjoyed as it is, though a purist would want a new polish.

Ref. Slough, An Oshigata Book of Modern Japanese Swordsmiths 1868 - 1945. Rated medium to high grade Showato & gendaito. 1941 Exhibition 2nd seat.