Gunome
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Grev, Chris, thanks for your replies There is no matching kashira. It is always possible to fit with a horn kashira ?! Regarding the Period, clearly end of Edo. but regarding the style, school, artist... unfortunately I have no idea
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I there something wrong with this fuchi ? I am quite surprise nobody pick up this one.
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Hello, I would said: First one, a nanban school tsuba second one, may be an Ito sukashi school tsuba if the line are opened in thin sukashi
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Still available. $60 + shipping
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A Chance For A Polishing Job In Europe?
Gunome replied to vajo's topic in General Nihonto Related Discussion
Hello, Your bents look like hagire. Hard to polish and not sure it is Worth a polish. Sébastien -
Hello, For me this tsuba is not a modern cast repro item. I would rather said a late edo period tsuba. The carving is chiseled and not molded. Looks like hikone bori school
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Hello, This one is very easy to decipher. A well know shinto Smith with a lot of gimei. 肥前國忠吉 Please sign your post as per board rules.
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Still Having Hard Time With Kanji Mori_______?
Gunome replied to Daso's topic in Translation Assistance
Hello, what about Sueyuki saku 末行作 ? -
hello, I also read fujiwara tomoyuki 藤原友行
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hello looks like a Kanemono
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bump
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Hello, Thanks for your answers.
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Hello, I would like to hear your opinion on that "circle" in the ha. It is visible only on one side and not to the other. I Wonder if it is a crack in the ha that could turn to hakobore or if it is something different. if so, what ? Thanks Sébastien
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Hello, Mei is Nobuiye 信家 your tsuba it is in the style of Nobuiye school.
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Bump
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Yokohama City Web Site - Tsuba Description
Gunome replied to Kurikata's topic in Translation Assistance
Hello Bruno, Replied by PM Sébastien -
The 7Th Nbsk Craftsmen's Competition Results 2016
Gunome replied to Paul Martin's topic in General Nihonto Related Discussion
Congratulation to all ! Very nice work show on the board: tsuba and oshigata. -
Reduce to $60
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Hello Welcome to the board Sebastien
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I checked, no oshigata available in Fujishiro
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Hello, The sword is signed hōshū takada ju fujiwara munekage 豊州高田住藤原統景 You must compared the mei with valid example
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Thanks for all that explanations.
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Thanks Darcy for the list. What I noticed is that there is only 3 wakizashi. No yari, naginata... Only katana, tanto and tachi.
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Hello, your reading is correct. I check and also found nothing in shinto period for this swordsmith
