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  1. Selling Edo period Tsuka. $250 plus shipping Zelle , Venmo or Wire payment.
  2. Thank you very much Moriyama san, A great reference and a place to start.
  3. I was wondering if anyone could tell me what this kanji translates to? I am having a hard time on just about every character. Thank you for your time and i appreciate it.
  4. Thank you Piers thats very helpful. Do you happen to know if the desciption has a date? Thanks again
  5. Hello all, i had a question about a picture thats attached to some old NBTHK origami i have for my wakizashi. Is this common? Ive never seen a other like this so i was curious. It is attached on top of the original pencil tracing picture. Thank you in advance to anyone who can help.
  6. Im here in Houston as well. Ive been looking for one. All of the online searches show outdated info and nonworking phone numbers. Be nice to find one
  7. Ohhhh.... thank you Jean, youre absolutely correct. Thanks again
  8. Bump reduced to $400 plus shipping Thanks
  9. Thanks alot Grey and Curran , everyone for the insight. Paper or not I like the koshirae. If anyone could translate it would be great. I was wondering if it mentioned the maker or the blade that was it?
  10. Oh sorry about that guys, here are a few pictures. I cant read what it says and google translate was all over the place.
  11. Hello all, i recently bought some wakizashi koshirae that was kicho (green NBTHK papers) I was wanting to know is it worth it for me to send in to be repapered or is it ok . I didnt buy it for the papers but wanting to know what you guys thought. From an historical standpoint, are they collectable? Thanks again
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