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  1. Kurikata

    Another Kozuka

    Sébastien, I' ll tend to see a Tengu on your kozuka[天狗].
  2. Mark, welcome to NMB. Your tsuba design is a kamon (Family crest) - agehacho kamon [Taira Clan]
  3. Robert, the iron used for this namban tsuba is really of poor quality as the majority of these end of 19th century tsuba. Difficult in fact from a single picture to determine the building process of it. Anyway I liked the mixt of dragon and juzu in quite a large pièce [8cm].
  4. Unfortunatly, this tsuba I do own is not cast! [I invite you in France to verify]
  5. Thank you all of you for your kind comments.
  6. I recently purchased this namban tsuba representing dragons within what I guess being juzu (boudhist rosary). Do you agree with me ? Thank you for your views.
  7. Bump.....
  8. To lighten the mood a bit, I'll tell you a story. In 1990, Dr. Sempé passed away, and his widow, fearing theft, hid his Andean archaeology collection, along with 70 tsuba and kozuka, behind a platform in their country house. Thirty-five years later, their daughter-in-law undertook renovations and rediscovered these completely forgotten collections. Naturally, all the tsuba and kozuka were corroded with numerous spots of red rust. Last Friday, I bought three of these tsuba at an auction. Here are photos of one of them before and after the cleaning I performed (washing with soapy water, scraping off the rust with bone, then lightly oiling). No corrosive products were used, of course
  9. A similar tsuba in This thread:
  10. @Curran: following your kind advice. After a Light cleansing....
  11. Thank you very much for all your answers and your good advices. Mito school it is, as a conclusion!
  12. Hi NMB experts, This mumei tsuba get some tanaka school features from my point of vew. Do you agree with me or do you see other influences ? Thank you
  13. Hi, I am selling from my collection this superbe large heinjo tsuba with a rope patern and Tembo marks Price : € 300 / $ 350 plus shipping and potential payment fees Size: 9,25 cm / 8,47 cm /0,55 cm Nakago: 2,99 cm Weight: 177 grams Please contact me for any questions.
  14. Similar tsuba in this thread with explanations:
  15. Prolific Namitoshi...... tsuba transformed latter with shakudo plugs
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