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UPDATE ON : Early Japanese Cannon
uwe replied to watsonmil's topic in Tanegashima / Teppo / Hinawajū
Denis, on the second and fourth pic you can see, that the fuse on the "arrow" was being lit separately! Uwe -
UPDATE ON : Early Japanese Cannon
uwe replied to watsonmil's topic in Tanegashima / Teppo / Hinawajū
Hi Ron, found this at Matsumoto Castle. Cheers Uwe
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:? ......ok let me try...
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:lol: you are right. Give me some days. It is on it's way from Japan! Will put some pics online ASAP
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Hi folks, need some help with the translation of an wooden identification plate, that comes with an armor I recently bought. I have only parts of the middle row so far....".....Yamashiro no Kami" Any help are much appreciated
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Like Justin said! Uwe
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Very nice piece Florian Unfortunately, I can't come to our next meeting. I'm sure, you will show around this beauty there
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Calling Kongobei school sword owners!
uwe replied to flemming's topic in General Nihonto Related Discussion
Hi Lloyd, there is a papered "Den Moritaka" in my possession Regards Uwe -
Think I have some pics from the Matsumoto guns...... :| Uwe
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Hi Chris, looks like a simple but well crafted hachi, by all means. One of a series maybe, because of the number on the koshimaki, like Justin already stated. On the other hand, I could imagine that this number was carved for attaching the appropriate shikoro (produced by another katchi or workshop). Determine the age is a bit tricky, anyhow, Momoyama to early Edo seems a good call, IMHO. Uwe
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Thanks a lot Pete Uwe
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There are also a special type of armor called "O-Yoroi". Evolved around the Heian period, particularly for mounted use. Uwe
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Seems tachi-mei. That should it narrow down a bit.......
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Usually, it is not re-hardened or a false hamon (boshi). Satsuma-age embeded (leaves) the original hamon in the new shape of the blade! Uwe
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What one can say for sure is, that the menpo (mask) is a "Nara-men" of "ressei" type. Uwe PS: Waiting for better pics
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Hi Todd, In most cases this kanji are storage marks (numbers) or markings for help assembling the single parts to a complete gusoku. I have a menpo bearing similar signs on the tare in shu urushi (red lacquer). Uwe PS: What do you want to know about this armor?
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Sad to hear this. My condolences to his family and friends! Uwe Ps: He was on my age.....to young to die!
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Welcome on board Mishina san! Uwe
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Welcome Andrew! Uwe
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Eric, I don`t know Andy, so I can`t tell Uwe
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...another dealer! Uwe
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I`m very grateful for both forums. Will try to contribute as much as I can...... With Thanks Uwe
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So I will be the bad guy here. Alex, I'm afraid you wont get the answer you want to hear. Not because we don't want, but we can't. Please go back to Ian's post and read it carefully. I think it describes the "dilemma" quite well Cheers Uwe
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Alex, High end stuff, far out of reach for the most serious armor collectors (including me ) Well, can't tell from the pics if the kabuto (only hachi) is actually Nambokucho but shape suggests this. About the do; there is only one Munesuke listed in the Meikan. Period is matching with the description. What else to say? If you like the set and you have some money left over Regards Uwe
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Apologies offered
uwe replied to b.hennick's topic in Sword Shows, Events, Community News and Legislation Issues
No problem Barry, the member understood The blades indeed were a bit nicer than me :D Cheers Uwe
