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  1. That is breathtaking. So much pleasure to look through
  2. Sam how many cooper hilt Type 95 you have cataloged?
  3. Yes Rob it looks like a very nice Sword. The user seems to have no much knowledge about it. Maybe he wants to sell it because he asked how much are produced. If anyone is interested here in the board it could be worth to talk with him.
  4. On Facebook this number was popping up It seems the sword is located in France (French User S.Kifer)
  5. Damn i dont read it correct. Tadatsuna.
  6. The last facebook was 28. Februar 2026 His website is down. Maybe you can ask him over Facebook? Or you can visit him? 150 km from Vienna.
  7. Looks like textbook Mishina boshi. Good pictures.
  8. what photos?
  9. Looks like a nice decent shinto bizen katana to me.
  10. @Steve The kikusi ba seppa should be turned to. The blossoms must be outside not inside. The flatside of the seppas must look allways to the tsuba. But is see the problem here. The sword is refitted with different seppas. Thats the reason to why it didn't fit correctly.
  11. Joseph could we see the boshi and the blade in a normal picture?
  12. looks all round no yokote, no kissaki, no lines. It looks like hamon runs out. Make another picture.
  13. @Steve That assembling looks something wild and not correct.
  14. I think it is really a replica. The blade looks like a zinc alloy blade and the fittings are very low quality.
  15. No longer interest?
  16. I had the same feeling but I'm not sure about the nakago. Hope he will take some better pictures.
  17. @Bruce can you move that thread to the nihonto section for more audience on the blade?
  18. Better blade pics are needed.
  19. Removed mei on an older sword? Could be shinto Hamon looks interesting gunome midare
  20. Thats a nice offer Ed.
  21. I think some are now at the point where they are suffering from PTSD due to iron cast Tsuba. Edo period Tetsubin
  22. Sam congratulation to this work. I will read it complete the next days and I'm sure it is an upcoming standard workbook about Type 95 Well done Sam.
  23. Nice sword! A very nice, well-preserved example of the 95 type, which is the most frequently copied.
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