1tallsword Posted November 5, 2014 Report Posted November 5, 2014 hello folks, my knowledge is limited on tsuba, but im learning. have many books and read lots of hours online. the tsuba in question has me stumped and i know one of you very knowledgable folks will teach me. this tsuba is from a tachi i purchased. i was leaning towards akao or ono school early edo. but with my lack of experience on tsuba i would like your opinions and knowledge, thank you in advance for your time. Quote
hxv Posted November 5, 2014 Report Posted November 5, 2014 Jeremy, The nice tsuba and fittings bode well for the blade. Will you be posting pictures of the blade soon? I'm dying of curiosity. Regards, Hoanh Quote
Marius Posted November 5, 2014 Report Posted November 5, 2014 Interesting tsuba. The rim looks forged, the inside looks cast. I sincerely hope I am wrong - pictures can be tricky. Why do you call the sword a tachi? Does it have tachi mei? Is it very long? Is it in a tachi koshirae, but with a katana tsuba? You might want to show the whole package here :-) Quote
1tallsword Posted November 5, 2014 Author Report Posted November 5, 2014 ill get you folks some pics of the whole package, as to your question why i call it a tachi, im going on age,form and length.it started life as a 14th century tachi 34-35 inches , now mumei o-suriage 28 inches. Quote
1tallsword Posted November 5, 2014 Author Report Posted November 5, 2014 def. not cast. must be the pick your looking at :D thank you again. Quote
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