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https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B5ZcV89d8bygc2NKTi1PU2Y2cjA?usp=sharing
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Trying to figure out how to upload them here...
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Sorry for the delay. Took some new photos..
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Kindly assist with identification of maker, school, and estimated period of this Mumei iron Tsuba..
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Translation Assistance For Inscribed Kozuka
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Would appriciate your assistance in translation of this inscribed Kozuka, plus details on maker, style and topic.
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Can you assist with identification please? Also it would be appreciated if someone can write the Kanji for further research.
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It is not a Bunchin. Seems like a part used by metalsmiths for decoration of tansu or other artifacts. Such items sometimes come up on the collectors market. Attached examples of such..
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Found this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yama_%28Buddhism_and_Chinese_mythology%29 and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diyu Thanks
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Is this is what you are looking for...?! or is it a water wheel?
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What with pulling the tongue? Looks like a torture from hell... 嘘をつくと閻魔さまに舌を抜かれる
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So Cute!!
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It looks like Lorenzo is correct about the motif. http://img01.ti-da.net/usr/bambi/P1000052.JPG Japan issued a set of stamps on this tale: http://thumbnail.image.rakuten.co.jp/@0_mall/timbre/cabinet/201102_007/751221.jpg?_ex=200x200&s=0&r=1
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Peacock Kozuka...
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It looks like a dog or monkey to me.
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Peacocks...
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Skull
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Another snake
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Snakes
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Another skull & bones spotted..
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Just some additional menuki images... related to previous posts... Skull: I think this one qualifies as a snake.. Yet, another snake... An elephant....
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I agree with you on that assumption. I see this motif a lot on woodblock prints (that I own). Cheers
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I do not actually own this piece. Please visit http://www.yamabushiantiques.com/HFJ_Bones.htm
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I agree on the monetary value. I was not asking for a purpose of selling. Not going to, at the moment anyway. I am interested in the added value. I'm quite sure about the authenticity. Just the crude lumps seems odd to me..
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Bones on the Battle Field of Sekigahara
