Stephen,
it is a new european regulation named GDPR (https://www.eugdpr.org) : General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
Each time you enter in a new website your are informed that your have the right to access the information the providers get on you. It is the case with the site that Florian has chosen to post its pictures (casimages.com) ==> No risk to say Yes I accept!
best regards
Bruno
Thank you Mauro and Curran,
In addition to confirm your views , I found a similar tsuba on NMB belonging to Crhis at that time:
http://www.militaria.co.za/nmb/topic/13283-opinions-on-what-i-believe-to-be-an-edo-higo-tsuba/
Thank you again
Hi all Higo fans,
I got this tsuba recently and was wondering what kind of Sub school this tsuba might be:
Hayashi ?
Nishigaki?
Kamiyoshi ?
Thank you for your views on it
Bruno
Dear Curran and Steven,
Thank you for your interest in my kozuka.
@Curran: It is a mumei kozuka (please see my other pictures) and I have no idea at all about a school
@Steven: Another proof that this board is really fantastic. Thank you for bringing history to this kozuka as I didn't know its back-round. By anat chance would you have te possibility to scan the page of the catalogue where this kozuka is listed?
Thank you again
Bruno
I personnaly like these tsuba with poems or dedicated incantation. Very nice piece as Brian mentioned. If someone can give a translation , it would bring a part of the clues.
Thank you to all of you. Tosa Myochin would be an excellent potential choice. After more instigation, definitively it is not Akasaka. Thank you again to all of you.
Hi,
considering the design, the mimi shape, I would consider this tsuba being from AKASAKA school. But is it not as fine as Tadamasa one's for example. Can some one give his views on this tsuba ?
Thank you
Bruno
Thank you To all of you. I understand that the design is a paint from Hoitsu.without your efforts It would have been impossible for me To detect It. Thanks again.