Ian
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How did you guess :lol:
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Well some nice prices http://www.bonhams.com/auctions/21949/lot/129/ http://www.bonhams.com/auctions/21949/lot/130/
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Same for us too!
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Thought a few might enjoy this kozuka. Made me smile :D
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Great photos Justin. A big thanks you to all who attended especially those who gave up there time for the lectures and demonstrations -
Thank you once again A charm against a thunderbolt then? All the best
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Many thanks Chris. A great help
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I would very much appreciate it if someone with the eyes of a hawk to take a look at this kogatana for me. Many Thanks
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Here we go, Dougs tsuba :D
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Good looking blade on ebay.
Ian replied to bigjohnshea's topic in Auctions and Online Sales or Sellers
The owner must be pleased with this kind of publicity -
Good looking blade on ebay.
Ian replied to bigjohnshea's topic in Auctions and Online Sales or Sellers
I'm not convinced. Where is he measuring to? It will be a $2000 + restoration! -
Hi Zhang You may want to practice cutting with a recently made shinken. Best regards
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On NHK tomorrow
Ian replied to Ian's topic in Sword Shows, Events, Community News and Legislation Issues
Hi Brian You can watch on http://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/ -
Hello gent's Thought you may want to see this, if you aren't aware yet! http://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/english/ ... 1408240010 Have a good weekend
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One of my favorite tsuba
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The Fuchi/Kashira Orphanage
Ian replied to Nihontocollector19's topic in Fittings/Tosogu/Kodogu/Koshirae
A long shot maybe but worth a try
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I know it's late, but I appreciate your comments :D I have seen it recently somewhere , I thought it was here maybe in a book or magazine. I'm just being lazy not to look through them all :? I found this one, but not the two metals http://www.mfa.org/collections/object/t ... akes-12167 All the best
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Went along to the masterpiece exhibition in Chelsea London this week and saw the attached by Fabergé not only were they cleaned within an inch of their life. They had a price tag of $150.000. apparently Fabergé was a big collector of Japanese items
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Oh no, it's not catching I thought it was just me on a warm Friday I don't normally buy tsubas this late, but there is something appealing about it to me.
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Hello I know I have seen this somewhere recently and I'm not sure f was here or published My brain is mush today
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May interest some :? http://www.ebay.com/itm/111383589406?ru ... 26_rdc%3D1 Nice that you can have a signed copy
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Not just menuki
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Wow they are quick at Lulu! :D another good book markus Thank you
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Roiro black (Gloss black) paint strokes sword sheath Koshirae Gold picture nameless Carved edge-Kabutodo land coppery nanako High Red copper ground gold picture Carved Menuki Kirimon view contents Tsubakiri Figure quince-type (Four Lobed, Mokko Gata)iron-place Sukiho gold and silver inlay grain Ryohitsuana inscription and Nishijin Juuma Tadashi Regards Ian
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Your input was greatly appreciated
