Yasukunito on Yahoo. Seems suspicious to me.

[Hector]

Something just feels off about this Yasunobu Gunto, currently on Yahoo.

 

https://share.google/zWnxYZMkf5Pe9Jh6V

 

Hector

[Marcin]

Jdirect/yahoo auction id: m1234018830

this seller really likes to reset auctions.

Acid? It’s up quite some time.

Edited Thursday at 11:37 PM by Marcin

[Hector]

3 hours ago, Marcin said:

Jdirect/yahoo auction id: m1234018830

this seller really likes to reset auctions.

Acid? It’s up quite some time.

He can't reset this auction as it has a 'buy it now' price.

 

[PNSSHOGUN]

The Koshirae is total put together and re-wrapped, the blade doesn't inspire much confidence for anyone familiar with Yasukuni-To. 

[Hector]

3 hours ago, PNSSHOGUN said:

The Koshirae is total put together and re-wrapped, the blade doesn't inspire much confidence for anyone familiar with Yasukuni-To. 

Totally agree. 
 

0h, and what part of "openwork" doesn't he understand?

 

 

[Volker62]

 

 

 

what is also questionable is the swords Nagasa 63,1 for an so called ONKASHI-TO

 

there were clear guidelines regarding the dimensions of Tanto and long sword

[Volker62]

[Bugyotsuji]

The tag on the left does not seem to correspond...(?)

[John C]

I'm probably mis-remembering, however wern't yasukuni smiths supposed to sign above the mekugi ana? Or was that only certain smiths?

 

John C.

[Bruce Pennington]

I was thinking the same thing, John.  Plenty of examples of exactly that here:

 

[PNSSHOGUN]

For Onkashi-To (what this sword is faking) and other important orders, the Mei should be below the Mekugi-ana and suffixed by "Kinsaku".