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Hi Oliver, I think we have discussed the Amachi line before. Type in Amachi and Amaike and I think the old posts will come up.

Just quickly, there were two brothers and possibly three working as Seki smiths in WWII.

Amachi Reiichiro Masatsune was the elder brother

Amachi Reijiro Kanenaga was the second brother

Amachi Yoshimasa was the third? brother (or a son?).

I have seen a number of their swords and while some have seki stamps or showa? stamps, some are unstamped. Some seem to be self signed and some are Seki sword company na kiri shi signed.

Hope this helps.

Posted

Hello George

 

Thank you for your very precise searches.

 

I'm not all that and keep it preciously. blade to effect a Showa stamp.

 

Sincerely,

Oliver

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