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PhoenixDude

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  1. I would say ballpark 800-1k assuming its gold.
  2. you buying it or selling it?
  3. 止まる. 金槌時間.
  4. I should change my handle to "Phoenix Dude".
  5. I like these, its cute. Two sparrows on a plum branch. I would call them edo kinko, workmanship isn't spectacular.
  6. waki goto imho
  7. I live in a hot and dry climate. I clean and reoil once or twice a year, and keep mine in a safe with about 30 dessicant packets lol.
  8. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Restored-and-Polished-Sword-Tachi/292639330794 Just no.... no no no
  9. Overall the quality of the workmanship seems to be good, on the other hand this has seen a hard life. I would assume the expense to restore it to original condition would be prohibitive (I don't know how much FH charges), if it were to include touching up the gilding, shakudo and repairing the construction. It seems like it was a nice piece originally.
  10. I brought a Kozuka by Goto Mitsutoshi (Kanjo) and 2 kogatana, all 3 of my items passed with a score of 75.
  11. I keep all my swords in bags with a dessicant packet
  12. I have a gunto naval nco sword my grandfather captured in ww2. It has sharkskin same.
  13. Ww2 gunto fittings like these typically used sharkskin, quick and dirty.
  14. I believe thats sharkskin....
  15. Will have to resubmit, unless they are juyo i believe
  16. Where is this sword??
  17. Buy the sword not the sig
  18. Its pretty either way! Is it signed? Can we get better pics of the whole thing?
  19. Username : changtian-sword Enough said.
  20. No,I think Ray is right and its seen a few polishes, It would probably have been much straighter when original. I don't see any core steel though in the pics.
  21. Missed another photo I like this tanto primarily because its a moroha style, from what I understand it was signed by two smiths as a collaberation?
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