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    Hi Szabolcs, It seems to be “Masahide”. Dated “Bunsei 4” (1821), at a glance. Struggling a bit with the province, cos the first kanji is hidden by the habaki!?
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    Reminds me a bit on “Seiryūken Eiju”???
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    Tsuba is "Bushû jû Masanaga" (Bushû-Itô school). The reading of the Nakago seems correct.
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    Yes Piers, it’s lacquered wood! So rice carrying container could make sense.... Never seen something like that before. I’ll have a closer look next month, when I’m back in the museum
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    Cool kashira! In shape of an old kabuto (real “kabuto gane”, so to say ????)
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    Other possibility would be “Amida Nyorai” But the character is badly carved.....?!
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    Sry, can’t open the pics Tom....
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    Ray is right Sterlin!!!
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    The only thing I had right was the date.... Good work Steve!
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    Makes little sense Jussi, but looks more like “慶長元年”......
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    Thats right Jean, but.... I don´t like to start this discussion once again...the point where the cat bites its tail
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    There is someone in Berlin. Stefan, I guess he’s a member here....
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    First seems “Yanagawa Naoharu”!
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    Dated Eishō 2 (1505). Reading of the mei seems correct. Blade looks good, healthy boshi...etc. But why was the name of the smith chiseled offset?
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    “Nobutsura” (信連) first glance.....
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    Hi folks, I found this amongst armor parts, while "straying" through a museum storeroom.... Well, I´ve no clue what it is So any help is greatly appreciated!
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    Yep!
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    I had such a feeling..... As I met him once in Florence, we talked almost an hour about mankind and the whole world. You couldn’t have found a better match Luc! My condolences. It wasn’t an age..... RIP Eric!
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    .....a trap Chris
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    There is not much to add Bernard. Ian covered almost all, inclusive a short historical outline! Only so much, the form of the shikoro might be ichimanjū or komanjū and the shape of the lames is called yamamichi-gata (indeed a Kaga feature).
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    Well done Chris! No worries about the day. It’s often not determined. Only “a day” or “on a lucky day”....was written!
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    Hi Bryce, “三代” means usually “third generation”....
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    Thanks Malcolm, nice find! I think I’ve seen that before, but can not remember where....
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    Jean, You shouldn’t expect so much feedback for such a question. Cos it’s a very difficult task to create a kantei, based on some pics. However, Uda sounds good and reasonable.....
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    About the mon. We have "Niwa Chigai-Bo" and "Mitsu Mori-Mokko" both used by the "Niwa" (Nihonmatsu in Mutsu)!
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