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Greetings from yet another newbie. This sword was discovered by me at the bottom of a box at an estate garage sale over thirty-five years ago. I paid a whopping $20.00 for it, which at the time was actually quite a bit for a thirteen year old. I knew enough back then, thanks to Hawley's article in the old book "Guns of the World," to only oil the blade and to leave the rest of it alone. I tentatively translated the signature but as my resources were very limited I was unable to learn anything more. Sadly, over time I almost forgot I owned it. |
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Hi Stan, can you help me please? Thanks |
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...hello everyone.I'll try not to embarrass myself by the usual uninformed questions and cause as little eye rolling as possible....heeheeheee |
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Hi everyone, My father gives me this wakizashi as a gift, and i need help to read this signature. I searh in database and not find :( Someone can help me? Regards Raquel Winter |
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Hello Does this help at all in? Many thanks |
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hello i am new to nihonto clubas well as sword collecting the smith is listed here http://nihontoclub.com/smiths/KAN2730 i am not finding much info on these weapons I will try to add a couple pics. |
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Hi Stan, I tried a better shot this time, hopefully all is well? Regards, |
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Hi Stan, Here are the photos of the signatures.. I hope I did get a clear shot this time? Regards, |
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Hi everyone, I have recently purchased this sword.. I'm needing help to translate the signature on the tang. The signature looks really faint and I would appreciate it a lot if anyone could give me more info..I have included a picture of a stamp of what looks like a family mon found on the kabuto gane. Regards to all. Many thanks, |
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Signature: 粟 田 口 左 信 Avataguti Sukenobu, I could not find mention of the smith signing such Kanzi. Please help me |
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