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Hi Pete (or someone else that could have this information), Do you know what do I have to do to apply a katana for avaliation at nthk society? I've sent two emails for "unique japan" asking them if it is possible to do the identification through photos and how much it would be but I still have no answer... Best regards, Felipe |
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Hello everyone I just bought a wakizashi bringing this signature, we can help me to translate and give me an idea of the time thank you in advance. |
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Hi, I send you a picture of a signature on a katana nakago. I don't have any information regarding it, except that it belonged to the family for 50 years, at least. Any information will be very helpfull! Thanks a lot! |
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I found this not to long ago and would like some opinions on weather it's real or not. Tsuba: http://i768.photobucket.com/albums/xx326/wallpaperzzz/WP_20151213_15_00_...
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Hello, would like to get an approximate age and signature identification of this Wakizashi. Also, on top of the tang are some marks, I am assuming they are fittings numbers?. Thank you. |
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I have friend thats looking at this sword can anyone tell me the name and give me some opinions on it? He should be sending me some more images in the near future. http://i768.photobucket.com/albums/xx326/wallpaperzzz/12208529_102011223... |
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Hi everyone. Could anyone help me to find the swordsmith of this wakizashi ? I suppose the signature on the nakago of the wakizashi (1st picture) and the one on the kogatana (2nd picture) is from the same swordsmith. In my opinion, the first kanji reads "KANE", and the third one "SAKU". But the second ???? Thanks. Sylvain |
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