I'm sorry to start a thread on non-traditional sword, but I was reading posts on this forum since 2 years and simply do not know a better place to ask my question. The sword in question have shin-gunto koshirae and is in well preserved original polish. I believe that it have ko-itame hada, but I am not an expert. The nakago have "Sho" (Showa) arsenal stamp and the signature that starts with "Seki" and ends with "saku". I would like very much to know, how the other part is read, i.e. the name of the smith (I like to call my swords with their smith's names ) If something is known about this particular smith, then please tell me.
Other question is about hamon: it is similar on the whole length of the blade and looks like Koshi-no-hiraita midare. But the distance between groups of 3 peaks is much greater than in classical examples. Maybe someone can tell me how this hamon is called correctly?
Thank you very much in advance, and now the pictures (I hope, the will be shown )