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Surfson

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It is in shingunto mounts in fair condition.  The tsuka has a little unraveling of the ito, but the menuki are still there.  The tsuba is unpierced.  The saya has a little oxidation and one dent in it.  I think it could be cleaned up with a little effort.   By far the best part of it is the blade, which is in a beautiful state of polish and the original polish was very good.  There are a few scrapes on it, maybe from the saya, but no rust or even dark spots.  I would be happy if people could tell me a fair market value for these swords and then I can list it in the for sale section or sell it to somebody that inquires about it.  I will take some photos this week in preparation for that.   I collect before Meiji and lately before muromachi.  

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