Sword translation help please

[Pippo]

Sorry i should sit down and nut these out but only getting 1 day off a week and thats taken up with wifes renos( house not the wife).

Any help appreciated

[Bazza]

MINO(? or NOSHU) MIHARA YOSHI ? SAKU KORE

 

BaZZa.

[Pippo]

Sorry , took photos and they came up too big so had to resize

[Pippo]

[Pippo]

This one was unsure of the signature being correct, blades very straight and tsuba very clean/ new looking, any thoughts? 

[mecox]

Pippo, all appear to be Seki Mino swords.   TOP:  Seki ju Goto Kanehiro saku ( has a stamp been filed off at top).  He is in Slough p. 43.  In 1941 exhibition was 4th seat of 5.  In 1942 list he was 6th level of 7.

MIDDLE:  Ido Hidetoshi real name Ido Toshimi,  born June 14 1915.  Died Sept 18 1985.  In Slough p, 33.  In 1942 list as 6 level of 7.   He worked in Amahide forge (see the NMB Downloads for AMAHIDE article).    LOWER:  NoshoMihara Kane (rusted) saku kore. (is the rusted Toki or Aki?)

[Nobody]

4 hours ago, Pippo said:

Sorry i should sit down and nut these out but only getting 1 day off a week and thats taken up with wifes renos( house not the wife).

Any help appreciated

 

For this one;

濃州三品義明作之 - Noshu Mishina Yoshiaki made this.

 

[Pippo]

Thank you gentlemen

[ROKUJURO]

The TSUBA is a new tourist souvenir item.

[Pippo]

Yes, its a new purchase and asked the question about tsuba in the tosogu section as it just didnt seem right, not chinese copy but also not in keeping with the sword. The blade itself is quite straight so thought it might be older but from signature translation is 20th c. Cheers, Pippo