Swords

If anyone would mind making leather seppas the fit the locking type I will gladly pay you for your trouble Thanks

Good to know Hector thanks And the names on the chart At least I know where to look Did you mean Japanese characters? Bruce I tried getting stamps and he said there wasn’t any I didn’t get photos I requested so i gave up Im working on the leather seppas I think Good Will is a place for leather belts or leather items Steve

Thanks Ray

Help with translation would be awesome

Hi everyone Just wanted to bring this up because i am tired of getting negative comments from a troll who thinks it funny to to criticize my threads I had this issue from another member a while back but haven’t heard anything lately I get rid of one troll and here’s comes a another one Maybe I don’t have thick skin but I don’t need this crap I thought the idea of the forum was to share information not criticism ! Enough of my complaints I appreciate the help from others and wish everyone the very best and keeping alive the history of Japanese swords Steve

I was only trying to give others an alternative how I made seppas Probably not the best idea I agree it’s probably best to use leather. It always amazes me that Someone has to ruined a good thread by making fun of another member Now I wish I hadn’t given my opinion Steve

Never thought of leather Using some Seppas would probably be best the problem is finding the right size Will give it all a try Thanks for your help

I know this is an old thread but i want to share this with everyone I have a sword with a wobbly Tsuba Im guessing Parts were Not original I tried adding more seppas but that didn’t work My wife mentioned go to Hobby lobby Smart lady Anyway i found foam rubber sheets that were sticky on one side They come in different colors I picked brown I made a template using a pen seppa xacto knife and scissors I stuck the sticky side on one side of a seppa I needed 4 since it was really wobbly I made a thicker menuki and walla very little wobble Not pretty but it works Steve

Thanks Ed I got in touch with Marcus and waiting for his response I might take you up on the book Right now my monies tight Thanks Bruce for your thoughtfulness I try to ignore others negativity Some guys have to have an audience to get validation from other's

I agree I sent Markus a message Hoping he will respond Thanks Brian

I meant I don’t mean to sound blunt

I don’t need a lesson in learning I have spent money on books and am looking to purchase these now This is why I don’t like your opinions Yes I have put up alot of swords on the forum more than I should However I could have bought bad swords so I’m thankful for that You can send me your opinion’s through my messages I don’t need your comments for the forum to read ! You don’t know a person until you walk in their shoes I know mean to sound blunt Steve

Is this the correct book it’s 59.00

Sent him a Gmail message Will see if he responds Thanks everybody Steve

I’m having a dang hard time contacting this guy When I click the bottom Only the description pops up Is there a direct email I can use?

Is this the book? I saw this book online 89.00 Amazon is cheaper than online and paper back is cheaper

Maybe can’t all be the same as war went on materials were short

I also believe it’s 1941 just wanted to confirm My concern is the liner the cheese cloth liner is tighter According to the seller earlier ones were where as later weren’t I did a comparison with another cap 1943

Can I get help with the translation Having a hard time

Good to know thanks Brian

Ray is this a book it’s 89.00

Not estimating price just trying to find the description of my sword I think it’s the right era and description for this particular sword Of course I may be wrong that’s why I’m posting it to get other opinions Thanks for for your comments

I researched information about this Smith Hopefully it’s a match.

I’m dyslexic

you’re buying the sword not the gimie you’re right its the history and craftsmanship for a good price that matters