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I can't see anywhere that it says it's antique? It just say that it has a used feeling to it :-) I think it's a repro, hehe.

Hey guys. Ok, heres the deal, i'm a big time newbie, and wanned to hear, if any of you have done business with this guy yumi3go55 on ebay. If yes, is his things any good?? http://cgi.ebay.com/TSUBA-MOKKO-inlay-KO-SUKASHI-iron-early-Edo-cd094-/350353063095?cmd=ViewItem&pt=Asian_Antiques&hash=item5192ab7cb7#ht_4323wt_911

Yes, and thank you for the warning :-) That was why i asked, couldn't get the price to match what he wanned to sell. I don't know if it's ok, but, i'll put Mr. Pawel's E-mail here, so people know that it's him. Pamel Nowak's E-mail sturmgewehr44@windowslive.com

Hey, thanks for super fast reply. I PM'ed you :-)

Hi, just need some help translating these. really hope you can help. What does they say, and maybe age? First Katana Tanto

Ok. Thank you guys, i wont buy it :-) Just wanned an second opinion: :-) About the papers in the back ground, it's the guys Bujikan papers.

Hmm pretty sure it's just the picture

Hello guy, i have been looking around the forum for some time, but now it's time to write. I'm thinking about buying a Wakisazhi, but, i'm not really sure about it, so was hoping you guys could help me finding out more about this sword :-) First the pictures: Now, the guy is selling this on an auctionhouse on the internet. The details(as he claims) Steel should be Tamahagane, the sword is produced in the 1800. Nagasa: 52 cm. Sori: ca. 1.8 cm. Tsuka: 18 cm. Total længede 73 cm. He wants 2472$ for the piece. Now, can you tell me anything about this? and is this a good buy??? Hope someone can help, cause this may be my first buy :-) Johnny Danner Danielsen Denmark