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Mei on Fuchi, Please

Grey Doffin
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It's definitely 浜野(𡌛)随宣, with a variant of 宣 that isn't part of the MS font set.

宣 has a million readings: nobu, nori, yoshi, yori, etc... but none of these are in Wakayama. So... its either an obscure Hamano smith, or someone faking a Hamano name. 

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11 hours ago, Grey Doffin said:

Thank you both for the effort but there is neither a Hamano Yukinori nor a Hamano Yukinobu in Robert Haynes' Index.  Might it be something else?

Grey


There is a “濱𡌛宣随” (Hamano Nobuyuki) who used at least the same kanji....

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