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Thank you Sébastien and Bernard for your views. I purchased this Tsuba at a very low price and was wondering if something was wrong with it.
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Just for fun http://www.ebay.fr/itm/Japanese-CANDLESTICK-katana-tsuba-NINJA-SAMURAI/121979125427?_trksid=p2047675.c100037.m2107&_trkparms=aid%3D111001%26algo%3DREC.SEED%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D20140513073955%26meid%3D03161cf04895460b88271b5db4e616ff%26pid%3D100037%26rk%3D6%26rkt%3D23%26sd%3D351716384929
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Laurentiu looks goo to me but be aware of the numerous "Kizu" at "Mon" levels. Cheers
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Thank you "SalaMarcos" for your interest. Nevertheless, sorry to desagree on your assessment. Efugo being " basket" in Japanese, as the design apparently looks much more as a fan (jigami) I doubt it can be described as efugo sukashi..... Having the tsuba in hands, I can garantee it is not "tosho" as the mimi is not as thin a tosho tsuba should be.... Thank you again....
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Thank you to all of you for this information and thank you for Sébastien who PM me this link:http://www.e-sword.jp/wakisashi/1510-2017.htm
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Thank you Peter, Nobody else can give examples? Apparently he is a low average smith: Name | Gen | Date/time | Province | Toko | Hawley | Level | Point | HIROTOKI | 1st | KAN-BUN 1661| MINO | 530 | HIR 445 | JO-SAKU | 300 |
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Hi, I have been offered a Wakisashi signed :常陸守藤原廣辰 - Hitachi no kami fujiwara Hirotoki Does someone has swords signed by this smith? Any information on him (http://nihontoclub.com/smiths/HIR445) would be highly appreciated. Thank you
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Thank you Ian and "merci" Thierry After seaching in books and on some web sites, I have no better clues than yours. So let's drive this tsuba has being in the Myochin school spirit with Jiagami (地紙) design. Cheers
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Hi Tosogu experts, I purchased a Tsuba today without knowing nothing.... Metal : iron with a copper insert at one hitsu ana level. Size: 82 mm X 80 mm What is the design of the two large hitsu ana (Baskets?) It looks quite old but is to really beginning of Edo ? What is the reason for the copper insert ? Is it part of the design? All views on this Tsuba are warmly welcome. Thank you
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Robert, I did not see the film but the IKEDA MISSION is quite famous in France: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ikeda_Nagaoki
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tsuba Katzuyuki But Some Missing Kanji On Ura Side
Kurikata replied to Kurikata's topic in Translation Assistance
If found a similar tsuba and discussion from 2009 on the site : http://www.militaria.co.za/nmb/topic/4663-tsuba-help/ -
tsuba Katzuyuki But Some Missing Kanji On Ura Side
Kurikata replied to Kurikata's topic in Translation Assistance
Thank you Sébastien and Steven. Does it mean that the Tsubako Katzuyuki has stated that the tsuba is "from a design of Kano Tan'Yu Morinobu"? I will try to detect the Kano school paint with the design of the plum tree on my tsuba.... -
tsuba Katzuyuki But Some Missing Kanji On Ura Side
Kurikata posted a topic in Translation Assistance
Hi, I just bought this tsuba. Omote side is signed Katzu Yuki if I refer to my books (please confirm). But what about Ura side ? I have deciphered one Kanji as being YU in the middle. But what about the 2 other ones ? __YU__ + Gourd Please, I need some help Thank you Bruno -
PM sent for the Menuki
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Thank you Malcom, That's an interesting angle. The Axe and the gourd as a Budhist symbol is a new door to be opened on this tsuba. Thank you again
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@ Steve : Thank you Steve for you efforts.... It is always very helpful to have someone knowing Japanese cultural angles @ Brian: I would strongly support you in having Ford giving some clues, especially when we come to metal work. @ Peter: Should you find the artist names... You are more than welcome. In addition, I scanned the Tsuba for an other metal analysis....
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Thank you Steve in helping me to progress.... Finnaly , why signature couldn't be : 後藤 弟子廣利 (Goto deshi Hirotoshi) Would this make sense?
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Thank you for your comments. This tsuba (modern or not) shows great skills in inlaying flat shakudo in a very tense suaka base. The shakudo mimi in addition make me think the tsubako wasn't a "beginner". Anyway I would like to know who is that artist if any one can help. Thank you again
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Topic of puppy - Please refer to:http://www.militaria.co.za/nmb/topic/15268-puppy-fittings/?hl=puppy
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