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Ok i know yall are probably getting tired of me posting asking for help so i apologize. But yall have help me greatly. And until i get through the book pete recommend. I have to keep asking. Ok here is another ebay gunto. So far the price is cheap at about 250 with one day to go.is it a real gunto? |
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Ok guys need help again. Am looking at another gunto on another auction site called invaluable. I have never heard of it before. But it comes up when I google Gunto's for sale. Its at 225.00 right now.any help is greatly appreciated as always. |
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I would like some help with identifying the history of my Tanto and generally as much information as possible about it including translation of writing on both blades and wooden part of the handle, any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks |
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Ok guys again forgive me if this is a dumb question. But do you think you can trust the military WII Nco Gunto's on ebay coming out of japan. I want to start adding some of these to my military collection but do not wanna lose money on a fake.so i need your opinions some are showing a signed tang. |
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Looking for a decent military nco/gunto at a fair price. |
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Have had this sword a number of years can anyone help with the I.D. of the swordsmith and possibly the date of its making. Thank you. |
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Hello. I recently acquired this bizen katana. I ask for a little help from my friends of nihonto club to determine exactly the swordsmith (omote) and date (ura). Thanks !!!! |
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Hi Stan, I have always used Recent Posts to find out if there is anything new posted by anybody. Is there a better way? Pete |
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Dear friends, please your help to identify this wakizashi swordsmith. Best regards, Pilgrim |
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Hey guys! Can someone tell me which Fujiwara this is? My buddy picked this up last week. It's not dated, so I'm not sure which one made it. |
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I have this wakizashi that I would like to get some feed back on. cheers keven |
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I was recently gifted a katana and would appreciate any help in translating the name of the swordsmith on its oshigata. I have already translated the date shown on the left (Showa, 20th year, February), but have been unsuccessful in translating the swordsmith's name on the right. Any help would be appreciated. |
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Hallo Pete, thank you for the help - i have add new picture - i hope it's better |
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A link to a good article on the differences between fake and real nihonto. http://www.jssus.org/nkp/fake_japanese_swords.html |
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Still in training, I have another sword I am trying to identify the first charter appears to be SA but after that I have trouble, any ideas regards Keven |
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Hello to all sword enthusiasts, I am having trouble reading the characters of my mei especially the second character not that I am particularly good at reading any :), would appreciate any help. cheers Keven |
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Hi everybody. Could anyone help me with the identification of that mei on my wakizashi blade ? I believe the two first characters are dealing with a date (but which one ?), and I guess the three other ones are the swordsmith's name. |
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TV Japan (cable channel here in the U.S., with content from NHK) had an interesting program last night about polishing. It featured a togishi (polisher) named Sasaki, and 2 current students and one former student. The 3 students are each polishing a blade to enter into a competition. Pete |
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Any help greatly appreciated in Translation and Info on these photos of Katana with 64cm cutting edge.Thanks |
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