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  1. O-Midare started following polisher , View into Blade Construction , Killing Me Softly With Your Love: Strangling Out the Traditional Japanese arts by loving them too much. By Andrew Mancabelli and 1 other
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    After reading auctions write up I'm convinced that this was made by Gō Yoshihiro, wow what a stunning beauty.
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    Couple of rotted wood Tsuba I have.
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    A tanto I have in itosuguha, also have a katana in itosuguha.
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    NoriMitsu
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    Here is a Kozuka I have that seems to fit the theme of your Saya ornament.
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    Chinese copy.
  8. O-Midare
    If you use a VPN, like Nord VPN then just select the UK server and you will be able to watch the video.
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    Thanks for the correction on Nori Steve.
  10. O-Midare
    Possibly Bishu Osafune NoriMitsu. (Nori?) Looks Muramachi.
  11. O-Midare
    Chris, your second photo appears as if they are floating above the blade, simply amazing. Like meteors.
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    I have one of these, they are sharp. https://www.ebay.ca/itm/1-5-Sori-Shinogi-Zukuri-Nami-Koshirae-Hishi-Gami-Copper-Habaki-Japanese-Sword/282659837178?hash=item41cfd6d4fa:g:9iIAAOSwW9dZwJil&redirect=mobile
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    My bookshelf.
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    I wonder if this is another account used by our good friend the samuraimonkey, he is in Texas if I am correct.
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    With this blade I'm afraid all they are selling is a story.
  16. O-Midare
    Wasn't Japan closed off to the west except a few ships allowed for trade in just one port 250 years ago, highly unlikely it would find its way to Texas in the 1770's
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