Jump to content

kissakai

Gold Tier
  • Posts

    3,636
  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    12

kissakai last won the day on October 27 2024

kissakai had the most liked content!

About kissakai

  • Birthday 06/06/1950

Contact Methods

  • Website URL
    None

Profile Information

  • Gender
    Male
  • Location:
    United Kingdon
  • Interests
    Nihonto

Profile Fields

  • Name
    Grev

Recent Profile Visitors

The recent visitors block is disabled and is not being shown to other users.

kissakai's Achievements

Grand Master

Grand Master (14/14)

  • Posting Machine Rare
  • Collaborator
  • First Post
  • Reacting Well
  • One Year In

Recent Badges

2.1k

Reputation

  1. The last posted habaki must tell a story about the original owner
  2. kissakai

    Nanako shapes

    A great example of quality
  3. kissakai

    Tsuba school

    Doesn't look like Tanaka to me but I'll check it out later
  4. 100% agree with Michael It will only have this patina once
  5. I'd do some research first as you may only have the one chance to see them in hand I see nothing wrong with your selection but check out No14, possibly Kaka . Generally standard tsuba Hopefully some will translate the kanji for No4
  6. If you search for this topic there are numerous ways of removing a tsuka Then get someone to split the tsuka and a refit
  7. It's been around 6 months since I last posted this link to my tsuba sale Please have a look and let me know if any are of interest using this link: https://1drv.ms/b/c/...PRH9ul7uOPA?e=vwfI53 Grev
  8. kissakai

    Modern tsuba

    Having just bought the Hallam tsuba from the NMB I wondered about his other students I now have tsuba from: Ford Hallam Marcus Chambers Kevin Adams Marcus and Kevin where taught my Ford Other modern tsuba in my collection are from: Jibril Donaghey. Mei Lee Graham Hanley (a commission) Manuel Coden (a commission) Does anyone know of the contact details of Fords students who make and sell tsuba? I seemed to have lost contact with Kevin Adams and I'd like to get back in touch with him, so if anyone can help with this it would be appreciated Grev
  9. Some very good points made. This may only help with large collections as a school suggests a style so these can be put in some sort of order Even Namban can be easily misclassified
  10. Thanks Mauro It looks like a match to me especially the right hand mei Good idea about looking for similar tsuba designs
  11. Hi I appear to have made an error with this difficult to read translation Tomotsugu Chohan (Choshu Nakai) 友次 長藩 Something closer may be Tomonobu 友信 Any help would be appreciated
  12. I wondered why some posts when opened go to the last post but others start at the first post I like many others look at the 'joke' post but it always starts at the first post which is annoying (well it is to me)
  13. I don't think I have to say but would like to add that the Arthur tsuba I bought was at a good price and delivery was very quick - thanks
  14. I enjoyed this post and wondered how this classification works with tsuba
×
×
  • Create New...