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  1. My mistake Peter, thank you very much for the correction
  2. Chikugo no Kuni-jū Mutō Hidehiro Gendaito Dated Koku 2602 or 1942 Hidehiro was a highly respected RJT smith rated Jo-Jo Saku who has won his share of awards during wartime contests. He is on page 100 of Ono Gendai Toko Meikan 1971. He descends from 8th gen Hizen Tadayoshi - 2nd Gen is Muto Shinano no Kami Hisahiro (his father) - 3rd gen then is Muto Hidehiro. Nagasa: 25.5 inches Sori: 0.5 inches Sword is in wartime polish. Has some light stains and scratches but no chips or Major flaws $2100 shipped (OBO) sorry the pictures I have are too big so I had to upload it on Imgur
  3. Yes it does Bruce, both has nihonto inside. The top one is the Gassen blade with paper, I’ve taken many pictures unfortunately they’re all too large size for posting so I will try again shortly
  4. Thank you very much, I see now the menuki is not a railroad menuki but I suppose those can be lost easily. Surprising that a junior official can afford such a nice oversized custom made dirk with a koto Gassen blade lol
  5. I believe I picked up a Korean governor HQ dagger or potentially an early Meiji naval dagger. Let me know if I am correct counting out the Paulowani, thank you!
  6. Selling a custom order Naval dirk , as you can see it is slightly oversized compared to a standard dirk, same is in great shape, the blade is made of stainless steel and possibly made in Tenshozan Taren that specializes in stainless Kai guntos $800 obo
  7. I posted this on the tassel thread, but this is a late war Gendai KaiGunto signed by Akikuni. Single haiken, and came with an Army tassel. It is sort of an amalgamation of early and late war features. Nice Samesaya, water quenched gendai, single haiken and no same on the grip.
  8. This Kai Gunto came from its original owner with an Army tassel. The saya looks like it never had a second haiken installed, and with an Army tassel it is reasonable to guess that it belonged to an Officer belonging to the Navy Landing Detachment/Marines
  9. I collect almost exclusively nihonto in Gunto mount and it’s rare to run into older/slender blades for some reason. Currently eyeballing this Gunto from a good friend and I’m looking for some opinions some very respected forum members so far has suggested Sue Tagei, SuMihara or KoMihara. thank you all ahead of time, one thing for sure this blades deserves a good polish, the nie utsuri even in this condition looks spectacular
  10. Sry but that’s a pretty bad Chinese fake
  11. Ahh. So you’re the reason why the Masatada jumped up $1500 in the final 10 seconds! Great pickup, I would for sure send it in for a full polish
  12. Was watching a rerun of my favorite key&peele skits when I spotted something familiar
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  13. Steve, did you ever receive the sword and if so how is it ?
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