RobertM
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Really nice tsuba regardless of what the subject is.
Rob M
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Interesting to see what I presume is museum collection ref no 59 actually stamped rather than painted.
Rob m
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Thanks guys
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Which UK dealer is that?
Rob M
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Damn auto correct
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It's certainly is "chunky" in parts, but I feel it still has that Alaska style.
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I would have said Akasaka. From the photos it looks a little worse for ware or that could just be a bad pic.
Rob M
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I presume this would be classed as a tempo tsuba. Ive been reading the excellent article below. I see the hatched kakine but can't identify the other?
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Thank you all for your help
Rob m
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Hi Mario, I've heard of shakudo rims being added but never iron. Does anyone have an example?
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Was bought from a fellow UK seller, I'm not familiar with Daimyo54.
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Doesn't the markings on the stand show where the rim was removed?
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Was bored from lockdown and from the fairly poor eBay pics it looked OK for a low bid. It almost has a nanban style look with shakudo insert in ana. Personally I find the design pleasing but the execution lacking.
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Initialy I would have said Kinai.
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Thanks for the comments both. There is cross hatching on both sides of the seppa dai (something I haven't noticed before, with remnants of silver which I thought was just patina wear) The hatching even covers the mei. I presume with its original silver surface the mandate would have really stood out.
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Interesting read. So what would be the general consensus on what this tsuba is made from?
Rob M