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It had any mountings? Looks like T3 candidate.
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You are looking only for daito? 備前國住長船祐定 = Osafune Sukesada, resident of Bizen province. Nagasa 46 cm.
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Or komonjo stock
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Yes I was mentioning it exactly. Look on scratches near end of nakago. Compare 1 and 3 and 2 and 3. Inflation hits hard out there
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If you speaking about one with niji mei in T98 it's same sword. Nakago jiri same as majority posted here already.
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He already linked new for 715$. But this short bohi and second unused hole for mekugi? Could blade itself be swapped into this mounting? Is it normal to see 2 mekugi ana with only one visible while mounted? Site shows example of normal full length bohi.
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100% not a 100years old. Look on grind signs on nakago. How you got it? Some sellers based in Japan doing something in a "from Japan so Japanese" manner.
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Bro here is my ryan sword I bought 20 years ago. Ofcourse chinese but I like it. What you call as real? To be traditional made it must be layered steel. Not maru. And that's only start.
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Would you order being Japanese company manager blade with that kind of bohi? Also second mekugi ana appears not to be visible with second mekugi.
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Fresh Chinese. Bohi, mekugi ana, writing. Fresh batch of laito. It isn't sharp I suppose.
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So star stamp predates RJT program? Ok 1942 officially with testing before. As star is material indicator [army tamahagane] looks like Emura was creating his own steel.
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They were running blades only for 3 years? Emura was appointed there in 1940 so it didn't started immediately as inmates had to be trained.
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I know but it's proof that there was connection with IJA. Wonder if those blades were sold [prisoners made them afterall]. There is plenty of them. He was warden in 1940-1943 in this period was strict reglamentory of resources? Maybe someone saw star stamp on any Emura? What is your earliest star stamp? 1943?
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Where Emura got his tamahagane? He build his own tatara? He wasn't RJT, so why so many in gunto koshirae? Nagamitsu happens in cyvil very often.
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"During wartime, Shigetaro Emura, the warden of Okayama Prison, aimed to rehabilitate well-behaved prisoners by having them craft swords" I'm quoting from aoi Japan this year's description. Mei type "E" - I posted 3 examples [Emura saku] have variations so even this sanji mei was done by different hands. Reposting 4th one from older thread.
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@Bruce Pennington and rest of collective looks like full IJA wakase but which type? Double haikan with offset chuso + sarute barell connected. https://www.aoijapan.com/katana-izumo-daijo-fujiwara-yoshitakenbthk-tokubetsu-hozon-token/
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Kevin I'm going to post here whatever I find. I don't have those items etc. https://daimyou-armor.com/nagamakinaoshi-katana-sword-w-nbthk-hozon-judgement-paper-w-koshirae-a5-573/
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I already posted it Sept 04. But thanks easy to miss. Here we go with Mr Ray's example [I hope he don't mind] https://swordsofjapan.com/product/emura-katana-in-shirasaya/
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@Eric_P yahoo Japan please. Just maybe pm someone for opinion before you bid. I won't propose them here. And you are USA resident, sometimes I can get the feeling that more gunto is in states then in Japan currently.
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Dunno if you want to restore it by yourself. Guess not. As you commited to put more money go a little bit more. Nice idea would be set of menuki with one having mon. And one mon is enough.
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Any Nagamitsu fans out there - one for your perusal.
Rawa replied to Beater's topic in Military Swords of Japan
