Kurikata
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Dear Mauro, As usual , I am very impressed by the quality of you database. Thank you for your strong support to our community. Best regards Bruno
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Thank you Mauro and Curran, In addition to confirm your views , I found a similar tsuba on NMB belonging to Crhis at that time: http://www.militaria.co.za/nmb/topic/13283-opinions-on-what-i-believe-to-be-an-edo-higo-tsuba/ Thank you again
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Hi all Higo fans, I got this tsuba recently and was wondering what kind of Sub school this tsuba might be: Hayashi ? Nishigaki? Kamiyoshi ? Thank you for your views on it Bruno
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Dear Curran and Steven, Thank you for your interest in my kozuka. @Curran: It is a mumei kozuka (please see my other pictures) and I have no idea at all about a school @Steven: Another proof that this board is really fantastic. Thank you for bringing history to this kozuka as I didn't know its back-round. By anat chance would you have te possibility to scan the page of the catalogue where this kozuka is listed? Thank you again Bruno
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I would call it silver too.
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Both Tsuba are genuine which is a good start. Both are pretty worn and the first one probably over cleaned.But not junk for sure.
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Thank you Steve and why not 山室 for Yama Muro? I see in Haynes that it is a Family name.
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As I did not receive a clue in October last year, I try again. Has someone some views on the seal meaning? Thank you
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My Kishu Teimei received today. Strong feeling....
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I personnaly like these tsuba with poems or dedicated incantation. Very nice piece as Brian mentioned. If someone can give a translation , it would bring a part of the clues.
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Thank you to all of you. Tosa Myochin would be an excellent potential choice. After more instigation, definitively it is not Akasaka. Thank you again to all of you.
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Curran, this tsuba is 7,40 cm high by 6,80 cm large and 0,6 cm thick. Thank you
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Hi, considering the design, the mimi shape, I would consider this tsuba being from AKASAKA school. But is it not as fine as Tadamasa one's for example. Can some one give his views on this tsuba ? Thank you Bruno
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Thank you To all of you. I understand that the design is a paint from Hoitsu.without your efforts It would have been impossible for me To detect It. Thanks again.
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This tsuba is signed with a gold nunome zogan seal. I gess first kanji is Yama. But can someone decipher the second kanji ? Thank you.
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Signature of this tsuba is Yanagawa Naomitsu + kakihan. But what about the 3 kanji on the flag ? I guess the design of the Tsuba is Shoki on a flag but what is the meaning ? I have not found Oni on the Tsuba Thank you for your help
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I post better photos of the tsuba . My views having the tsuba in hands consists in considering it done by the 5th generation
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I hope this picture will be of better quality for identifying the last kanji. Any way, I tend to consider this tsuba more a Daimyo representation rather than shoki or any Sumo. Thank you anyway for your interest
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Private message gave me : Omino Kami Yoshi XX . Does someone get an idea on the last Kanji ? What about the school ? Thank you in advance for your comments.
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Ladybirds? Butterflies?
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At least it is not yesterday as I bought it in 1990 to a well known French expert. But who knows ?
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Once again a great Thank you Morita San!
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Thank you Ford, I am obviously a little bit disappointed as i thought it could be a well preserved end of Edo Tsuba. To better understand what makes the difference between such a modern works and a "real edo" tsuban can you give me some details which make the difference ? I am always keen to learn more from my mistakes. Thank you again
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