WW2 Japanese sword

[Swords]

Any help with this translation is appreciated 

It not very clear 

 

 

 

 

 

Thank you 

 

Steve

[Ray Singer]

Yasuoki, a lucky day in February 1942 

 

Yasuoki was one of the famous Yasukuni Shrine smiths who worked during the war era. 

 

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[Swords]

Thanks 

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So you finally got yourself a Yasukuni sword, Steve. 👍

Now you don't have to have all those worries about whether it's traditionally made or not. 😁

[Swords]

You’re right 

 

 

thanks steve