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BANGBANGSAN

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  1. The chip on the blade and dent on the scabbard is the reason it is still not sold.
  2. Bruce According to Ohmura san:「春」銘が多く「秋」銘の刀が少い。「夏」銘を見かけない。 ※2の現物写真で初期満鐵商標刻印の刀身に「冬」銘が確認されている. http://ohmura-study.net/222.html There are many "spring" inscriptions and few "autumn" inscriptions. I don't see the "summer" inscription. The "winter" inscription is confirmed on the blade with the initial Mantetsu trademark engraved in the actual photo of * 2. The winter made Mantetsu only saw on the very early ones.The blade Quenched by Takanobu 鈴木鷹信 might not follow that rule?
  3. Maybe called 銘師/打銘師/刻銘師?
  4. This page from Ohmura mentioned Type 95 used Army standard sword steel(刀劒鋼) and has some main ingredients and impurities date of the sword steel.
  5. Found something about the 刀劍鋼 http://ohmura-study.net/791.html
  6. Yes that is a Showa stamp on the Kai Gunto, unless it's remount.Never say never to Gunto.
  7. Still looking
  8. If the winner of that sword (3rd photo )from Showa22 willing to part with it,I can pay more for it
  9. Looking to buy a 群水刀 Gunsui-tō since I missed a bid on one last week. It doesn't matter who made it, but it has to have 群水 Mei on the tang. If anyone has one or know someone has one for sale, please let me know, Thanks.
  10. I only have one photo of this sword, it should be Type 98.I will try and see if I can get more information.
  11. Bruce I like your idea
  12. I just saw this photo, noticed this mark on the Fuchi , don't think it is 家紋,what do you guys think? Is it mark mean to go through for the 駐爪 hole?
  13. Looks like 兼氏 Kaneuji
  14. Thanks for sharing ,very cool !
  15. Can you show us the writing on that Type helmet?
  16. Dave I do not have any photo of that sword. I just translate the Kanji on that blade Stegel posted. And I noticed the similarity between the other mark on it and the KK mark on the Type 30 bayonet since Bruce asks about it. I always agree with the 應 marked blades were made in China for the puppet government. Collectors in China called those swords 偽軍刀 .Note,Is 偽軍-刀(Puppet Army Sword), not 偽-軍刀(Fake Gunto).
  17. Bruce I'm sorry for the confusing,I mean Kaneshiro Sakuganki Seizo 金城鑿岩機製造 is located in Nagoyo.
  18. Dave I'm sorry for the confusing,I mean Kaneshiro Sakuganki Seizo 金城鑿岩機製造 is located in Nagoyo. Most of photos in that post it's gone,only few photos of the Chinese made sword with 應 mark .I'm talking about the swords with 刀劍鋼(Steel for sword) and the K in the star mark.
  19. I thought we were talking about that K mark in the star, that blade says 刀劍鋼(Steel for sword).Not the 應 blade。I don't think that sword was made in China at all.
  20. Is it possible the K is for Kaneshiro Sakuganki Seizo 金城鑿岩機製造 same as the company made Type 30 bayonet?
  21. On the scabbard says 馬秀士 (Ma Xiu Shi )Name 門 (派)-Clan 中國(China)
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