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    Thank you, Moriyama-san!
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    This is from Token Bijutsu 135: Meito Inaba Shizu. In the old issue the blade is Kokuho. Nowadays it is Juyo Bunkazai. Does anyone know when the status has changed?
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    Tsuda Echizen no Kami Sukehiro
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    Token Bijutsu 423 and 462 = Jochiku
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    This is the official school. From Ishiguro no sekai.
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    Token Bijutsu 786 Gorozaemon Kiyomitsu
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    Equally useful: Meito Zukan Meito Zukan.pdf
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    And the translation... Token Bijutsu 587.pdf
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    There is no Kiyomitsu as you describe it. Session I: tanto with 26,5 cm but only one hole. lot 313 Session II: tanto with 30,6 cm; only inscribed Kiyomitsu probably Etchu Uda; lot 234
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    Sometimes it helps that some very clever people wrote some books.
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    Sorry for the bad quality. But this was in 2018. Just a reason to visit the Metropolitan Museum.
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    There is a good explanation to the right katana in the Token Bijutsu 538 Token Bijutsu 538.pdf
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    Not Enju Kunitoshi. As you can see here is an Enju Kunitoki. Suguha hamon and tachi mei. Your sword is from WWII.
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    In the download section you can find the english Token Bijutsu. In 58/59 you can read a long article about the first and second generation.
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    Harima no Kami Fujiwara Tadakuni The date is for someone else...
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    Behrens was 1914. (only 2 out of 3)
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    One of the earliest german collections: the Alexander Mosle collection. From the Baden-württembergische Landesbibliothek: https://www.transfernow.net/dl/20260419JxVfaYEM The whole catalogue Verlag E. A. Seeman, Leipzig 1914 Btw: don' the forget Gustav Jacoby, Otto Kümmel, Oskar Münsterberg...
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