Swords

Thanks Brian for your positive comments I’m aware that this type of sword doesn’t have a nice hamon However it’s been my experience that with any sword having an Amateurish clean up loses its value. I also believe it would be hard to resell Maybe I’m wrong? Just my opinion John just curious who did the polish

If I spent 6.k on a sword I would be sleeping on the couch for a long time

Thanks for clearing up the hamon John As far as I’m concerned regardless who cleaned it ruined the integrity of the sword Not for me I’m returning it Too bad it’s a waste of a nice sword I haven’t had much luck with swords lately people who i thought i could trust cant

I just sold all my nidivia stocks so I’m ready to buy

Thanks for the info so was reading about this very interesting I Its not the best blade but I guess the history alone adds value provided the Mei is legit Steve

I guess the winner is the one with the deepest pockets Too bad others on the forum want it We are bidding against one another not good

Got another interested so much for privacy lol What Makes this sword so interesting and I’m guessing more valuable steve

I’m still sitting on the fence about scratches could I be mistaken ? I wish that I could have another do a hands on rather than pictures As Brian pointed out there’s no hada but I can see a straight hada Can the metal cause it to look more like scratches? Just an observation Here’s more pics steve

Now I’m a bit confused Brian i agree with you not having a hada Back to the scratches Are we on the same page that someone cleaned it leaving scratches? Steve

Yep I wasn’t 💯 sure but I agree Damm it didn’t look like that in the original photos

Thanks John I should had explained more clearly I know about the Manchurian in attempt to make pure steel I was asking more about the anesthetic darker surface of the blade and straight hada it almost looks like fine scratches but other swords I have seen looks similar to this one Anyway just an observation steve

Here’s photos of the mei

Hi Dose any one know about his swords? The hada It has a straight temper not much of a Boshi The blade itself looks darker as compared to other Traditional made ones it because of the forging and metal used The is my first ISSHIN MANTETSU sword so I’m not that familiar with his swords Steve

New price on my Takayama Sword 1600 + 100.00 shipped with Full insurance Steve

Nice is it still available let me check

This flag and thought the kaji was unusual markings Can anyone help with the translation Thank you

Good advice Thanks Bruce

Thanks for the help guys I did asked about the star which isn’t one. I’m still sitting on the fence being traditional and making claims as such But I have to believe others on the forum who are more knowledgeable than I Is the lighter tan medal Tsuka not as sought after than the darker wood taped ? And Is this another indicator its not traditionally made Steve

Interesting I will ask him I also asked if it was hand made folded and he said it was so now I’m really confused as to why he would lie about it? Dose anyone know about him or done business Steve

Interesting comments and thanks to all. The hada threw me off I don’t see the dark lines associated with a non traditional sword Also no arsenal Stamp that I can see I did see the same one shown in December

Well I might as well show the sword I hate pointing fingers at sellers too late I thought 1595 was a good price? To me the hamon or hada looks traditionally made I would rather have the darker brown Tsuka But now what I hear from others makes from me think twice Thanks for all comments

Hi I can use some help with the translation It should have a name and date Thanks in advance

Dee I have 7 now I had sold many so I’m trying to keep it at that current number with the nicest ones Unless I find a good price on a higher end I will sell my least favorite Now I have more Mekugi pegs different sizes I need and seppas 😆 Steve I got some different size mekugi and seppas from Japan I took the thicker one cut it to length sanded it and put it in the tsuka No more wobble didn’t even need seppas The dealer fro Japan sent them no charge Thanks for all the support Steve

I got some different size mekugi and seppas from Japan I took the thicker one cut it to length sanded it and put it in the tsuka No more wobble didn’t even need seppas The dealer fro Japan sent them no charge Thanks for all the support Steve

Never mind Dee Amazon has them I just have to know the diameter I think you graduated to a pebble Steve