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Happy new year everyone, may your realistic wishes come true! I am wondering if anyone can help me identify by which sword smith this wakizashi was made. I have the following info: Kanewaka of Kaga Province and is dated 1656. Is Kanewaka the sword smith? There are multiple entries for kanewaka in the data base, but I am thinking this one: KAN2899. Is that correct? If so than this is the 2nd gen kanewaka (http://www.japaneseswordindex.com/kanewaka.htm)...? "Kashu ju Kanewaka" 賀州住兼若 What does the kanji on the other side translate to...? Thanks for your help, Chris |
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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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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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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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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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