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I will get some pictures of the whole tang and hopefully the hamon this afternoon. Other than the name the only other things I see are 2 small dots and the faint remains of green paint. Not sure if those comes through in the picture.

And would I be correcting calling the tang a Haagari style?

Any reason why there are no military markings on the Blade itself? Was it normal to have an arsenal/factory stamp on issued blades? Does the tang having two holes simply mean a new Tsuka was added for some reason?

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I have been told the mei is Kanenami. I have also been told the blade is Edo period. I have not been able to find much on Kanenami but what I have seen those Kanenami and Edo period do not match. This was brought back from the Nansei-Shotō. I would just like as much guidance and information as I can get. Thank you.

Once again you guys are great.

What do you guys think about Kanenobu?

You guys are awesome.

Not sure these can be made out.

I found very faint green paint on the opposite side of the engravings

Well hi there Cave-hero. Thank you for all the help so far.