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  1. Kurikata
    Adam, I'll let experts confirm or indicate that I am completely wrong but my guess is: N°1 - Tadamitsu N°2: Egawa Toshimasa
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    Knife gardener ? 🤣
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    Just for fun, I have this "Tanto" ? which has been made from a broken wakisashi and with the end (A kind of kissaki) being reshaped. For which purpose ?
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    Steve , what to say ? The only words which are coming in my mind: どうもありがとうございます
 Doumo arigatou gozaimasu
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    I would guess mino school. Very nice shakudo tsuba!
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    👏👏👏Thank you so much Mauro ! I interpreted Naunton collection description as "Signed by Joi" when it was just mentioned "Joi school" and I didn't even try to think that it was the same tsuba.... So now I have a double reference for my tsuba and you brought more value to it... Thank you again !
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    Thank you Robert. I have discovered also a similar tsuba close to mine in the Naunton collection. But in this case it was signed when mine is mumei.
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    Thank you so much Mauro and Al. I have learned a lot once again.....
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    Thank you Al for your efforts . I appreciate your strong support. Nevertheless, I was referring to the tsuba with the god "Jurojin", reading a scroll. I have focused the text referring to it. Thank you again
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    Hi , I have discovered my tsuba description into a Japanese booklet . Can someone translate it ? Thank you Bruno
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    Morita San, once again you have done my day ! too much to learn from my humble situation of a poor french collector trying to catch up Japanese culture. Thank you so much.
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    Hi, what is this kozuka representing? Is it a Noh representation ? Could it be a Noh drum player with an actor ? Thank you
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    I Have just purchased this kamakura tsuba. Even if it is mentioned in books that some had brass inlay , I was wandering if in mine, those inlays were original or a later addition in Edo times. Your views, please.
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    NMB is my preferred school for the moment . So many information. This toy is apparently named "Yojirobe" in Japanese
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    Adam, Omori Teruhide = Big name. 大森英秀 Yours is probably gimei. Teruhide was mainnly signing on the right side of the tsuba even if some signatures are ont the left side :https://collections.mfa.org/objects/10000
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    Probably a similar one presented in this thread :
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    Kaneiye Tsuba

    Kurikata replied to Rigbone's topic in Tosogu

    Joe, please do you homework. Compare your tsuba with the following one: http://www.jp-sword.com/files/tsuba/kaneiye.html Regards
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    Easy one ==> Kaneiye 金家Il you want to know more : http://www.shibuiswords.com/kaneiyeschool.html)
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    Morita san is the pilar of NMB mei transcription and I have learned so much during these last years. Thank you so much.
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    Well done François. It's a very good catch!
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    Any idea ? (On a tsuba)
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    All F/K of top quality. It is my taste... Well done....
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    Patrice regarding your suspicion on the 7 immortals tsuba, I'll let you refer to the following thread:
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    I wish to be able to make similar pictures on my tsuba . Impressive.
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    Umetada (Thank you Yas and Robert) , ... Why not? ..... But I am personally more convinced by a strong Kaga school influence......
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