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  1. CSM101
    I forgot the translation. Token Bijutsu 530.pdf
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    Number 4
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    The real problem is,that you need to know a lot about Japanese swords, photography and Photoshop. Sony Alpha 99 II with a Sigma 150 macro.
  5. CSM101
    Dear Jacques, maybe you should correct Wikipedia then: Yoroi-dōshi - Wikipedia Take a look at the mune.
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    I hope, this is the right link. An article by Randolph B. Caldwell. You can find something about the temples in the chapter "Kango trade with China" https://www.transfernow.net/dl/20260810yCWY4JxC
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    The signature looks good at first sight. But the hamon doesn`t.
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    Study a mei

    CSM101 replied to Jacques's topic in Nihonto

    This is an analysis for Inoue Shinkai and what to look for. You can't find something like that in the Kiyomaro Taikan, 200 years Kiyomaro, Minamoto Kiyomaro and Kotetsu & Kiyomaro. So, please shed some light.
  9. CSM101
    This is a Kiyomaro from Kaei 3. Seems to be a different style.
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    Just to put it in comparison: the book from the 1997 exhibition at the Tokyo National Museum has 65 Kokuho out of 122.
  11. CSM101
    The translation:
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    A tachi by Ko-Bizen Muneyoshi. A perfect combination of hada and utsuri. A tanrto by Rai Kunimitsu with a triple nie utsuri. And the Yukimitsu tanto from the Compton collection. And of course Norishige.
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    Let us assume that money is not the problem. Then comes time. You need several scans, then stitching and a lot of other stuff. Per page 30 minutes minimum. If you want quality. Do you know how to do that?
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    Thank you, Moriyama-san!
  15. CSM101
    This is from Token Bijutsu 135: Meito Inaba Shizu. In the old issue the blade is Kokuho. Nowadays it is Juyo Bunkazai. Does anyone know when the status has changed?
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