Hi All,
As a total newbie to the forum please excuse any mistakes on the first post.
The katana in question is a gendaito in mint 100% original condition. All seppa and tsuba have the same serial number. The tang has no stamping marks and appears well made. Manufacture date was June 1945. I believe the smiths name is Horita Minakuni, Jo Saku, from Richard Stein's Japanese Swordsmith Ranking information. It is a long translation and an oddity. To explain the oddity angle, after what I believed the translation to be, the horizontal scratch marks across the boshi confirm the kanji description. Could you fine folk please confirm or deny my translation. Kanji by Kanji I believe it goes Mina,kuni,ha,mono,suru,shiki,kai,koso,ishi,toku,chou,kore.
Photos are attached for inspection.