Martial Arts Memorabilia, Artifacts, etc.

[Patrick]

Do you have any martial arts related memorabilia, artifacts, etc. that you are particularly proud of?

[patusai]

I really never collected MA stuff. I do have was labeled as a Hakata Urasaki Doll. It is a porcelen doll of a samurai which I got from my Uncle.

[Havoc88]

Not yet, started out last october. Maby some will come.

Tom

[bushido_man96]

Just my MA books. They aren't worth much to anyone else, except me.

[granmasterchen]

i have some nice old books along with many old weapons to include several katanas, a jitte, and a naginata that are very old.

[jaymac]

My instructor has given me a few of his martial arts items, and I guess those are memorabilia to me.

[AngelaG]

I have quite a few books signed by the authors. I think the one I treasure most is probably Harry Cook's "Shotokan Karate: A Precise History".

I also have quite a few MA weapons.

[bushido_man96]

I have quite a few books signed by the authors. I think the one I treasure most is probably Harry Cook's "Shotokan Karate: A Precise History".

I also have quite a few MA weapons.

A few of my books of The Way of Traditional TKD are signed by some of the masters in the ATA; one of is signed by the late GM H.U. Lee. They don't mean much to anyone else, but I will always remember who they were.

[cnada]

Would anyone consider the 2 boards I broke as memorabilia? Becuz my instructor signed them.

[bushido_man96]

Would anyone consider the 2 boards I broke as memorabilia? Becuz my instructor signed them.

There are lots of people who do this, especially with their first break. It is a memorable moment.