alexiss Posted February 19, 2019 Report Posted February 19, 2019 Japanese long Katana sword in Koshirae APPEALING POINTS: The blade is very well forged and has wonderful Hamon temper lines and forging grains! Condition of the blade is good. The Fuchi hilt collar and Kashira butt cap are nicely designed and have gold inlay spots! Mei: There are some letters carved in gold on the Nakago tang. Despite illegibility of the letters, the NBTHK certificate attests that this sword was made by 信濃大掾忠國 (reads "Shinano Daijo Tadakuni" and means "Tadakuni in Shinano Province"), active in around Joukyou Era (1684-1687). NBTHK Certificate: Issued on September 12, 1970 with #184084 Sugata structure: Shinogi-zukuri Kitae hada: Itame hada Hamon temper line: Gunome Choji temper line Boushi: Ko-maru Nakago tang: Kiri (Suriage) Mekugi hole: two Habaki collar: one piece silver plated copper SIZE (approximation): Cutting Edge Length: 64.1 cm (25.2") Moto-haba: 30 mm Nakago tang length: 21.7 cm (8 1/2”) Nakago hole: 2,8 * 0,9 cm Koshirae fitting: 100 cm (39 3/8") WEIGHT (approximation): Bare blade: 760 g (1.7 lb) When fit in Koshirae fitting: 1,330 g (2.9 lb) s . ...... 4300 EUR sashaa@net.hr https://www.facebook.com/762098287487902/photos/a.762121174152280/762187184145679/?type=3&theater
Suppaman Posted February 22, 2019 Report Posted February 22, 2019 信濃大掾忠國 (reads "Shinano Daijo Tadakuni" and means "Tadakuni in Shinano Province")Please let me correct the original wrong description of High5Japan ebay seller: it means "Tadakuni second/assistant lord of Shinano".
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