Other types
This group gathers models that do not sit neatly inside simple sword, sabre or knife categories. It includes tactical tanto, wakizashi, larger modern-profile swords, war swords, a Thai nagi sword and less typical designs such as the Indian War Club. The common link is not a single period or one school of design, but a more technical or modern visual character. Before choosing, it helps to decide whether the priority is collecting, matching a specific style or simply getting the right size and balance.
The parameter data repeatedly shows 7Cr13, 1060 and 1065 steels, along with blade thickness at 4.5, 5 or 5.5 mm. Some models sit around 50 cm overall, while others reach 76 cm and beyond. Examples include the Hanwei Tactical Tanto, Tactical Wakizashi, Tactical Katana, Honshu War Sword, Honshu Boshin Wakizashi and Combat Commander Thai Nagi Sword. That makes the category broad, but still fairly coherent in its more contemporary look.
What to compare
The most useful points here are overall length, blade thickness, weight, and the type of handle and sheath. Larger forms also need enough room for storage and display because the scale differences are noticeable.
After unpacking, inspect the finish, blade straightness and the fit of guards or mounting parts. These items are best stored in a dry place where they do not rub against other metal objects. Basic care of that kind is usually enough to preserve the appearance and avoid accidental surface damage.