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New prices: Tosho tsuba ==> 100€ Samurai menuki ==> 90€ Flower menuki ==> 120€ Handachi style fuchi and kashira (with a tsuka for free) ==> 130€
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Dragon themed iron fuchi and kashira SOLD
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Owari style wakizashi tsuba is SOLD
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Owari style wakizashi tsuba is now on HOLD pending payment
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from now i offer a 5€ discount on each item
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Flowers menuki of Edo period (maybe earlier? Who knows) Max dimension around 37 mm Price 150€ Dragon themed iron fuchi and kashira One missing shitodome on kashira Fuchi external dimensions: 37 mm x 21 mm Kashira external dimensions: 35 mm x 17 mm Price 120 € Handachi style fuchi and kashira (with a tsuka for free) Copper with golden coating Tsuka full length: 212 mm Fuchi external dimensions: 39 mm x 21 mm Kashira external dimensions: 38 mm x 18 mm Price 150 €
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Here are some cheap kodogu i had here hanging around for a while, so now is time to make some cleaning To all prices must be added shipping and Paypal costs No boxes included Tosho Tsuba of Edo period Amida yasurime and a really dark patina Diameter: 79 mm Thickness: 4 mm Price 120€ Owari style wakizashi tsuba of late Edo period Dimensions: 68.5 mm x 65.5 mm Thickness: 5.5 mm Price 100€ Samurai menuki of Edo period Max dimension around 33 mm Price 100€
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Thank you very much Steve, this is quite interesting sayagaki
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Hello i tried to translate this sayagaki but i could only manage the "mumei Kanemitsu" part, could you please help me with the rest?
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Here's mine, Shimada Sukemune suriage, nagasa: 53.6 cm (guess around 60 cm originally). Late Muromachi
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Thank you very much Morita san!
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Hello Malcom, i was aware of the signature, for the price i paid if it was genuine i'd done a big shot, but i bought mostly cause i liked the feeling of the script, having no knowledge i'd be a big bonus if genuine. Thank you for the links and for your future help aswell
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Hello, i recently bought this shodo kakemono, it would be nice to know what's written on Thank you for your help
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Thank you Ford, do you have any example of mixed inlay material tsuba? What you think about the age of the tsuba? It appears late Muromachi / Momoyama to me
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Sorry i step in, what about this one? Heianjo made also mixed materials inlay too? This appear to be brass, copper and maybe some shibuichi drop.
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The Japanese Sword -Museo Stibbert
Manuel Coden replied to cuttingedge59's topic in General Nihonto Related Discussion
Thank you for sharing, this video was shoot during the presentation of the book "Japanese SWORDS: a journey into the art" published by I.N.T.K (the italian association for the Japanese sword). For more info about it you can visit the website http://www.intk-token.it/il-libro/?lang=en Here at the bottom you can also see some good pictures of the museum items http://www.intk-token.it/giugno-2013-visita-guidata-al-museo-stibbert/ -
Gendaito simply it won't be due the lack of signature. The hamon has not bright habuchi because it's all in konie deki, which might point towords the Mino area
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i know in the current polish status is quite hard to make some hypothesis, but here's some hataraki My thought would be for shinshinto too from beginning tho i wanted some not influenced opinion to see if something else would come out
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