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Edward G

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  1. Thanks Ray, eyes are getting worse with age. I appreciate you. Edward G
  2. Good evening to all. Attached is a jpeg of a mei that I need a little help with the first name. I believe it reads as XXX Mitsu Resident of Bishu Province. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance. Edward G
  3. Thank you Ray, you are a scholar and gentleman. It looks like a dead ringer for the 2nd generation TadaHiro. My friend is pleased with the translation. Many thanks Edward G
  4. Good evening to all attahed are pics of an old katana a friend of mine has. It appears to possibly be Shinto Period, with a straight temper line, unfortunately very tarnished blade. Toward bottom of the Mei might be a Toshi, Nori, and then Motto. Any help would be appreciated Thanks Edward G.
  5. Thank you Morita you have come to my rescue again! Edward G
  6. Thank You Steve M. Anyone else have any thoughts on the middle two characters thatt Steve could not identify? Hamon is crab claw choji, cutting edge measures 24 3/4” any information on the smith would be appreciated Sorry, I do not have any pictures of the blade. Thanks Edward G
  7. Good morning to all: I have a friend who recently obtained a sword with a grass signature. It is very difficult to translate. I am hoping that someone can tell me what the inscription on the Katana says. Many thanks in advance for your assistance. Edward G
  8. Thank You Moriyama. This gives me some very important information which is much appreciated. Edward G.
  9. Good morning to all. The attached photos are of a 21 inch cutting edge Wakizashi. The mei is somewhat obscured at the bottom, to me it looks like possibly Ari Tsugu a resident of Bitchu Province? The rest is in the middle is unreadable for me. The only Smith in Hawleys with this name from Bitchu Province is ARI 210 & ARI 211 What are your thoughts? Edward G
  10. Thank You Tom Helm & Piers D. I am grateful for this information. Edward G.
  11. Note the elaborate engraving on the sideplate, hammer, and trigger guard. Having trouble translating the kanji on the underside of the barrel. I can make out a few of the characters in the middle as maybe Kuni Tomo Maru, but that is it. Please help with the translation. Edward G
  12. Thank you Moriyama san. Your input on this subject is most enlightening. Edward G
  13. Thank You Chris & Steve M. this information is quite informative. Edward G.
  14. Steve M. Thanks Again, it is more than we had earlier Edward G
  15. Thank You SteveM, this gives me a makers name with the place of origin. Edward G
  16. Thank You Uwe S. it appears I have a mystery on this one. Any further thoughts would be appreciated. Edward G.
  17. Have never seen a bow signed before. Please help with the translation of an antique Japanese Bow which is signed at one end. Many Thanks Edward G.
  18. Thank You Moriyama & Piers. I would have never gotten that one. Very good Information. Thanks Again. Edward G.
  19. Please help with translation of matchlock maker. A tad unclear, but please try. Nice little matchlock. see photos Edward G
  20. Thank You Piers for your contribution! Can anyone else confirm this for me? All thoughts are appreciated. Edward G
  21. Attached is a photo of the barrel on a Matchlock. Please help with a translation. Thanks Edward G
  22. Thank You Piers and again Thanks to Uwe. I would never have gotten the Oshu. Edward G.
  23. Thank You Uwe Sacklowsi, does the sword smith's name appear correct? Edward G.
  24. Good Afternoon all: Please help with the translation of this old Wakizashi Gunto. I think I have the makers name correct, but I am lost on the province. It looks to me like the swordsmith is Kane Sada and he maybe a resident of Echizen. Any thoughts? Thanks Edward G
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