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Shin-Gunto Signed 高崎三郎金繁 - Takasaki Saburō KANESHIGE

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This is, thankfully not one I need help translating. It's more of a question regarding how the blade has been signed.  Is it normal for some smiths to put their FULL real name before their name as a smith?

 

Most of the MEI I can find are just 高崎金繁 TAKASAKI KANESHIGE or the full 関住高崎金繁作  SEKI JU TAKASAKI KANESHIGE SAKU.

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