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Jacques

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  1. hi, some info on Goban kaji (don't forget the 3 blue links at he bottom of the page). http://www.sho-shin.com/6th-son.htm
  2. Hi, Yes there are some extent swords Imperial house collection
  3. Jacques

    kantei time

    Hi, I love this kind of remark, particularly when it comes from you, you are the first to claim "oh yes, but it is an exception" (remember kazu-uchi-mono thread). So, all that is valuable for all others is not for you? Have you also thought that the text you quote can be wrong. It is written "the kitae is ko-itame... so and so...,the ji-nie is outstanding. The shinogi-ji is straight grained". It can be a bad translation, in fact that could mean "there is straight grains in the shinogi-ji"; Ho... i forgot, Kaneuji does not have a shinogi-ji in masame hada (maybe an exception?), his most common kitae is Itame mixed with a hint of Masame.
  4. Jacques

    kantei time

    Hi, Nihonto koza Koto part one; page 170. Kanenaga: Jitetsu: Those with a mixture of a hint of masame in itame are the most common, there are also some that are very tight, the ji-nie is thick, and there is chikei. In the works of the shodai, the color of the tetsu is comparatively blackish and is saeru. In the works that are attribued to the sandai, there are some in wich shirake is apparent. None shinogi-ji in masame. I've revised my classics :lol:
  5. Hi, Nevertheless there is a permanent feature in his signature, none of them are so near the nakago mune.
  6. Hi, NBTHK and NTHK do not kantei a blade which is in bad condition.
  7. Hi, Gyokushin ryu is a traditional Jujutsu, It was learned by Mochizuki Minoru sensei (near Sanjuro Öshiam), whom included it in the yoseikan's technique. Sekiguchi ryu is a kenjutsu and jujutsu ryu, it was founded by Sekiguchi Jushin (1595-1670)
  8. Hi, Within a large week? Only Belzebuth can do it
  9. Hi, Gentlemen, have you looked at the location of the mei? and at the yasurime too?
  10. Jacques

    Omi Yari

    Hi, Very strange, isn't it?
  11. Jacques

    Omi Yari

    Hi, I don't like rust on the kerakubi, this one must be polished. Also the patina of the nakago is too homogeneous; if this blade was mounted on a pole, the nakago should be more altered (pole are mostly made with oak and this wood contains much tannin). It is only an opinion, i could be wrong
  12. Jacques

    Omi Yari

    Hi, IMHO it looks fake.
  13. Hi, Found only 6 koto Bizen Munemitsu, but i've not found an oshigata with Bishu Osafune Munemitsu, but you certainly know this kind of mei is synonymous of kazu-uchi-mono.
  14. Jacques

    Jumyo

    Hi, John, I think you need learning photography with Darcy :lol:
  15. Hi, From Fujishiro koto hen.
  16. Jacques

    mei help

    Hi, Guido, yasurime are sujikai. About Generations, i think you know that several worked at the same time (for sample you have a gassaku from shodai and nidai Hisamichi). If it's shoshin? I have not the knowledge (and sufficient samples of mei) to be purely affirmative or negative. The way of engraving looks similar, but i'm embarassed by the location of the mei and the kiku mon style of engraving.
  17. Jacques

    mei help

    Hi, I think the sword shown above is not from the nidai but from the sandai who was the second brother of shodai Tekai Nobuyoshi and signed (among others things) Echizen no Kami Minamoto Rai Nobuyoshi è¶Šå‰å®ˆæºæ¥ä¿¡å‰. He also use the ji ichi just below kiku-mon(after 1688). Moved from Kyoto to Osaka, he was active between 1655 and 1703 the nidai (son of shodai) was active between 1673 and 1703 in the Kyoto area. Signed: (Kiku) Yamashiro no Kami Fujiwara Nobuyoshi (èŠç´‹) 山城国藤原信å‰.
  18. Jacques

    fun, fun

    hi, Of course, this is an evidence, Si Je dis ça à un cheval de bois, il me flanque un coup de pied
  19. Hi, I checked my books as Fujishiro or Toko taikan and think it's hardly gimei.
  20. Jacques

    fun, fun

    Hi, I've seen a third :lol:
  21. Hi, Mei reads
  22. Hi, Domo arigato gozaimashita Moriyama san. That completes and corrects my own poor translation.
  23. Hi, I need just a translation: Many thanks for your help.
  24. hi, I think it is a misunderstanding here, Isidro, When you see "For iaido" that means the blade has not enough artistic qualities ot too much flaws, but is is usable for practice (iaido or battodo or tameshigiri) These blade are real nihonto and can have paper. In Japan the term iaito is used for both alloy blades and shinken.
  25. Jacques

    Wakazashi

    hi, Ah...Ok... he's selling a wakizashi signed Iga no kami Kinmichi (shodai) which is hardly gimei
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