Ron M
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Hi, welcome to the NMB, these all appear to be cut down nihonto pieces. Probably from being illegally owned and not registered in Japan. They aren't of much value and would be thought of as scraps. I hope that makes sense. Neat reminder of what they were originally, being from real swords. Their lives literally cut short. Regards, Ron
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2027 NTHK West Coast Shinsa
Ron M replied to Mark S.'s topic in Sword Shows, Events, Community News and Legislation Issues
Hi everyone, do we know if anyone is going and will take our pieces if registered? I live on the East coast and would need an intermediary to accompany a submission so any help is appreciated. I know it’s a hassle for sure as I have done this before with some reputable and amazing people. Regards Ron -
Translation if possible on Katana
Ron M replied to Cracked Leather's topic in Translation Assistance
I see the bottom three as Ju YoshiKuni. Not sure of the upper two, maybe Chikushi -
Thank you Ray! Much appreciated and kind regards to you
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Hello and good day. My karate student asked me to translate this mei and I’m unsure of the character above Hide Saku. Any help is appreciated and I’m always grateful. Regards Ron
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Bruce, here are the nakago pics. Unfortunately it has no other marks nor a mei, and no hint of any other stamps regardless of appearance. Thank you for your time and effort toward creating and keeping files for these items. Regards and respect Ron
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I suppose the next question is are these considered nihonto in that they are forged? Thanks for the replies so far, my friends
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Awesome thanks so much, you guys are awesome!
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Do you think this number 211659 coincides with this hotstamp? Seems so, for the type of steel used on mine
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Hello to you all, hoping for some help with this katana mei. Thank you in advance for any help and direction. Regards Ron
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Hello all, I picked up a wakizashi, 53.5cm, long, appears to be ubu iriyamagata nakago-jiri with takanoha yasurimei. The hamon looks like rounded chu gunome on one side with a few showing points as well. Wondering what schools may do this, as I didn’t think Mino used this jiri that much. Please give any thoughts if you have the time to reply. Thank you and best to all. See pics attached
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Bishu Osafuna Sukesada. Many smiths used this signature. Could be any era pretty much but an honest older blade
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Screenshot them and add them one at a time
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I would suggest showing the rest of the sword altogether
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Maybe Kanetada, I believe
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Hi, this Looks like Kunihiro
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A Kaga Tanto - Bakumatsu Period Looking for a New Home
Ron M replied to Tokugawa Gord's topic in Swords and Edged Weapons
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Hello to you all, if someone would venture a guess at any details gleaned from this tsuba I would appreciate it. The design on back refers to what? Is this something normally associated with the dragon? Just asking and sharing a recent pickup. Thank you
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Seki Nobumitsu Saku
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Good evening to you all, any help is appreciated. I think it’s Yoshi, but the second one cannot be Yo. Not sure how it’s rendered when read. Thanks
