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  1. Type :Uchigatana Ubu Mei :: Mumei Era/Age : Shinshinto Shirasaya, Koshirae or Bare Blade? : Koshirae and Shirasaya Flaws : Light corrosion Sword Location : USA Will ship to : USA Payment Methods Accepted : PayPal, Zelle Price and Currency : $6500USD Other Info and Full Description : This Katana was attributed to Gassan Sadayoshi by the NBTHK, founder of the Osaka Gassan school and responsible for reviving the Gassan tradition. He trained under Suishinshi Masahide, one of the most renowned Shinshinto smiths and also trained Gassan Sadakazu who was designated as Teishitsu Gigei-in (Imperial Household Artist). Gassan Sadayoshi was known to work in many styles, this blade in particular is done in a Yokoyama Bizen style and is also built long and heavy. It comes with Koshirae and Shirasaya along with the NBTHK papers. Blade length 73.93cm(2尺4寸4分0厘) Sori 1.81cm(6分0厘) Moto haba (width) 3.43cm Moto kasane 0.73cm Saki haba 2.35cm Saki kasane 0.53cm Weight 919 g Shirasaya length 103cm Koshirae length 109cm Blade is in overall health condition featuring some slight corrosion on the Munemachi and some spots on the cutting edge which can be removed with carefully applied Uchiko.
  2. Hi Adam, the blade has a Nagasa of 10 inches (25.4) cm and a width of 1 inch (2.54 cm) near the habaki Please see the pictures below for reference
  3. Type :Tanto Ubu : Mei :: Morishige Era/Age : Showa (1985) Shirasaya, Koshirae or Bare Blade? : Shirasaya Hamon Type : Suguha Flaws : Light kizu Sword Location : USA Will ship to : USA, International at buyers risk Payment Methods Accepted : PayPal, Zelle Price and Currency : $850 USD Other Info and Full Description : Offering a very interesting special order shinsakuto Tanto for sale. This Tanto was created by smith Morishige in August, 1985 responding to a request made by a Mr. Yanagi Gado. The blade features a Suguha hamon with a very misty nioi-guchi. Looking at the folds in the blade is almost like looking at waves rippling in the ocean. The habaki is solid silver as well, weighing a hefty 20.6 grams. The Mei is intricately carved and covers almost all of the Nakago in writing. I’ve attached a translation below. Please see the imgur album for more pictures https://imgur.com/a/LGxmuoV 東海道清水住人、盛重作 – A resident of Tokaido Shimizu, Morishige made. 応好 柳雅堂氏 – Responding to the order from Mr. Yanagi Gado 家運長久 – Good future for the family 昭和六十乙丑年八月日 – Showa 60 Kinoto-Ushi year (1985), 8th month Blade is in polish and overall excellent condition other than light kizu as depicted. Small ding on the shirasaya (also depicted). Asking $850 shipped
  4. Some more pictures, the circled part is what I'm confused about
  5. Hello, need help with this Mei I think it's Showa 3. I've had it in my collection for some years and need some help determining what the Mei is. Thanks
  6. I've got one NTHK papered, however, it's Tenpo period if interested. Comes with its original Koshirae as well ~72cm nagasa (will double check) I can send more pictures if interested
  7. 23, started about a year ago after collecting Indopersian arms for about a year
  8. I have a Shinto Wakizashi in fresh polish that I’m willing to let go for $700 plus post. I have a copy of its torushko and I originally bought it from someone located in Australia as well. You can pm me if interested
  9. Thank you, is it perhaps maybe Gassan Sadaharu and not Sadakiyo? I’m not finding any Sadakiyo and the listing seemed to say Sadaharu
  10. Found a listing with this certificate but doesn’t look like NBTHK Hozon or the NTHK NPO paper I’m used to seeing. Could I get some guidance and a translation?
  11. Terrible news but it appears ParcelForce is also prohibiting blades starting May 7th https://www.parcelfo...ons-and-restrictions
  12. Hello NMB, This Kozuka came with the Koshirae for my Norimitsu Wakizashi. I imagine it probably reads Bizen Osafune Norimitsu but just wanted to double check. Thank you
  13. Ah, If Seppa could talk…
  14. Hello NMB, I’m having some trouble making out the Kanji on this pair of Seppa. Any guidance would be greatly appreciated
  15. Thank you, do you know if it says which generation or whether the paper was from the main branch?
  16. Hi all, I was hoping to get some help on translating the paper and the handwriting on the envelope, Many thanks
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