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  1. This seppa is on the wrong side. It must be on the habaki side. The smaller seppa is on the fuchi side. I think it is assambled false.
  2. A strong Yamashiro influence with the typical Kaga nakago. You find that for example on Kiyomitsu blades.
  3. For me the blade looks shortend. The hamon is treated with acid, bad polish. Late muromachi/ early shinto.
  4. simple copper koshirae housing a shinto tsuguhira blade
  5. The pictures show a clear showato, with or without a stamp. Its not gendai.
  6. I know he is a member here in this board and his offers are sold out mostly in seconds. I'm allways to late to catch one of his offers so sad. But this is real crazy. This sword is/was fantastic!
  7. The pictures shows a authentic clear fake type 95. It is to less in quality to call it a good replica.
  8. 700 USD only for wrapping ?
  9. Jacob you sword is so wrong in all parts. It is cheap and sloppy made. The dremeled Kanji are total wrong and nonsense. This is a garbage ugly copy of something that would like a Japanese sword. A $25 wall hanger in a chinese snack bar somewhere in asia. Dig it in your garden. Wait 1.000 years and it will be an ancient artifact.
  10. A perfect Nagamitsu in beautifull Type3 mounts with burlap same. I have a similar one and i love it.
  11. You're on to something big. Don't let yourself be put off
  12. Feng Chu Chan from Longquan made this sword in his first month as swordsmith at the "Traditional Japanese Sword Factory Longquan China, limited Co & Son". They use T12 steel made from the river Tarim which is the same steel as Kublai Khan made his swords from. Btw the company has only made 75000 swords like this. Yours is the number 74916. A real treasure and i would say its worth a lot of money. Because of its unpayable worth you should bring it in a museum. So everyone could see it. Thrust your own thoughts. Everyone wants to steel it from your collection.
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