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  1. k morita
    Hi, Mei omote: Swordsmuth's signature: Gyoku-rin-shi Hidekazu. Ura: Responding to an order from Kakei(surname) Kurando(1st name) who is a samurai of Kawagoe-Clan . Date: Tempo 3rd Year,August (August,1832).
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    Didn't you see this link? http://www.nipponto.co.jp/swords/JT988958.htm
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    Hi, Yes this blade is Hankei. *Musashi no kuni Shigeyoshi.(known as Hankei) *The 22nd ,Registered as juyo-token. A niji mei blade that belonged to the Mito Tokugawa. Showa 51 nen shogatsu (January,1976),signature of Kanzan (Sato) wrote.
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    Hi. :D His surname is Yashige, and smith name is Yoshikiyo.善清
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    Hi Chris, :D His surname is Shinoda or Shinota. So, the mei is "Shinoda/Shinota Ujifusa." 篠田 氏房 Also he used 藤原 氏房 .
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    Oshigata request

    k morita replied to JamesH's topic in Nihonto

    Hi, Attached pic is Takano Masakane sword oshigata in 1941. The mei says "Jo-shu ju Minamoto no masakane tsukuru kore " Jo-shu means Ibaraki prefecture. I have more two oshigatas of him.
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    Hi, Mei is Mssahiro. ( 正 廣 )
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    Hi, There is no name of the author in the photograph that you attached. It might be Origami that the Goto family issued in my guess. Can you scan the stamp under the left in high resolution?
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    Hi, :D 色繪 - Iroe 雪 - Yuki, - snow 笹籔 - Sasayabu, - bamboo grass thicket 柑子 - Kouji (Mikan), - mandarin 目貫 - Menuki
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    It is a very regrettable. These swords are the remainder of the sword that was called Akabane-to(Akabane swords). These swords have rusted almost. It is difficult to look for original owner.
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    Pure scratches.... i thik.
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    Hi, I wanted also to visit the museum. I visited China three times. Beijin ,Ri-river,Guilin, Xian, Great wall, Mausoleum of the First Qin Emporer are wonderful scenery!
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    yimu, The carving (Ikoma Sanuki no Kami shoji)of your sword is very similar to gold inlaying on national treasure sword Ikoma Mitsutada. However, this gold inlay was inlaid by Honami. So,i believe that the carving (Ikoma Sanuki no Kami shoji) is a copy.
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    yimu, So, I wrote the following. "You should open the window of the sword about two inches of the blade by a professional polisher".
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    Thank you for sharing the photographs. Nickname's such as Murasame sword is doubted among the swords collectors in Japan. (Nickname named " Murasame" is too famous in Japan.) You should open the window of the sword by about two inches of the blade by a professional polisher.
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    Hi, I imagine a younger warrior to be Taira no Atsumori.
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    Hi, Murasame-maru is a sword of Muramasa that appears in the novel on the end of Edo period. :lol: Can we see the blade?
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    Hi, Wow, " Murasame" :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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    Hi, Maybe, this swordsmith might have wanted to carve it descendant("shison")(Descendant of Shigetaka at the sixth generation). However, this swordsmith is carving a wrong Kanji character.
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    Are you kidding? All your pics are opposite and the other side.
  25. k morita
    Hi, The Kanji characters are Chinese. I guess that it is a sword that a Chinese/Korean presented to a Chinese/Korean.
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