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  1. Sébastien That's because you're not looking at the right things - the devil is in the details.
  2. You can't compare two signatures when they're engraved in different styles. That said, it's gimei. Same year
  3. it must have at least one element notare. For example, if you find a sword signed Inoue Shinkai with a perfect suguha, it's 100% gimei.
  4. No, only the design of the nioiguchi
  5. No one with a little idea ?
  6. Can anyone tell me which component is mandatory on Inoue Shinkai's hamon?
  7. Bad gimei specially the kanji shin 真 From the Inoue Shinkai taikan
  8. According to the Nihonto meikan : 神田住兼常 Kanda ju Kanetsune. Musashi 貞享 Jokyo 1684/1688 he signed also .Masateru 正照 Rated chu saku by Fujishiro wazamono.
  9. I own a french translation of the Heihö Kadensho written by Yagyû Munenori son of Yagyü Muneyoshi founder of the Yagyü-Shinkage Ryü. In this book there is nothing about Sword workmanship.
  10. I don't know if this helps, but there were several Kiyomitsu working during the same period, which makes identification more difficult.
  11. Bishu osafune Kiyomitsu saku 備州長船清光作, i let another one translate the date
  12. I'd love to know the process
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