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    Thematic Tsuba

    Michael warum soll ich? Mir wurde gesagt es sind Hamamono, billige Qualität, vermutlich in Europa angemalt, blankpoliert, verrostet. Eigentlich ziemlicher Müll. Und dann mußte ich auch lernen das Forum hat immer recht. Von daher gibt es kein Interesse. Achja Gimei sind sie sowieso. Jetzt habe ich doch mehr als $20 gezahlt wie mir geraten wurde.
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    Thematic Tsuba

    I bought today a hole collection of 20 (for me) very nice Tsuba. Not all is depending on money. You can search a hole life for something never find. But you can made a decission. If good or bad? Time will tell. So thank you again for all comments.
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    Thematic Tsuba

    Guido you are right. Thank you.
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    Thematic Tsuba

    Thomas, These are bad photos. You cannot judge and compare them with examples that are refurbished and which were restaged by a professional photographer. But, thank you for post. Youre welcome.
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    Thematic Tsuba

    Rivkin they looks great Btw: whats your real name?
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    Thematic Tsuba

    Lion & dog theme
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    Thematic Tsuba

    Here is another. I think this is a Akamataa theme.
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    Thematic Tsuba

    Hi, i think mine looks much better. Look at the faces and the sharpnes of the work. But this is taste of course.
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    Thematic Tsuba

    Hi all. I've got a Phone today to buy now 7 of these Tsuba extern of a collection.offer. 6 Iron Tsuba and one copper. Thematic is battling samurai, deamons, devil und dragon. Condition looks like very rusty because they lay a long time in a cellar. What you think about it. For me they look very loveley und if it is cast iron i would buy them regardless because that samurai looks like i feel on work. Greetings Chris
  10. Here is a better photo. Front and backside. If you wan't to see more i can load it up. Regards Chris
  11. Hi, i understand what you mean. So in that picture this is sharp and no cast tsuba?
  12. Hello Kissaki, Is that carving clean? I didn't know what you mean exactly with round at the bottom. My english is not perfect but i try to get better.
  13. Hi there, Michael ask for me. So please if you have some important notes share it with me too. I only stay in contact with the person who offers the collection. Best regards Chris
  14. It's a very nice sword. Looks perfect. It will reach a very good price.
  15. PM sent for 04
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    Satsuma Tsuba

    First, you show a very nice tsuba! I like it. Sorry for the following question. Is that tsuba a similar design / school? (from my collection). Thank you Regards Chris
  17. Hey Mark you helped me and i say thank you The price was $45 inkl. delivery. If that is cheap or not is a personel decission. $100 for a pair is total crazy. But on other hands when i look on ebay, the price for sarute is the same madness.
  18. Hello Jean thank you for the answer. I wrote the data under the pictures.
  19. Can you help me to take a look on sasano to identify? (I didn't have that book) 1.) mokko shape 77mm ~ 6mm height 125 gr shows wild boars eye's and earthpot's 2.) round shape 78mm ~ 5mm height 81 gr shows wild boar eye's and wild goose Regards Chris I let the first pictures in that post (upside down) they also look better
  20. Thank you for your response Rkojuro. I didn't want to sell it. It's part of my collection.
  21. Recieved boardmail that says it is Owari school. Maybe some wide difference?
  22. Ok What you think about the price when i would sell it?
  23. Thank you Jean. I didn't know excactly what tekkotsu means, maybe strong? The mimi is very massiv. This is the backside. I found a similar looking tsuba (Azuchi-Momoyama to the early Edo period) at richard turners blog. Maybe the same Artist? http://kodogunosekai.com/2011/04/ (little scroll down)
  24. I have a Sukashi Tsuba I think Owari school early / mid edo period. What you think?
  25. It's not from me. To make it black is no problem. They take Hepar sulfuris in german "Schwefelleber" to get it black. But i didn't belive that the Tsuba was black, because the rest of the koshirae is not black. You can it heated in the oven between 55° and 85°. Or you dig it in the garden because it is only copper. I didn't see there a problem. I like it as it is.
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