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  1. Okay...much learned over the past 24 hours regarding this thread - thanks to all who weighed in on providing a pictorial evaluation of the wakizashi I presented... I am not ready yet, but @ some point soon, I would like to purchase a signed (mei) wakizashi or katana either in shirasaya or tsuka with full korishirae...not looking for the "Holy Grail," just an honest blade with some modest lineage behind it (Edo Period or earlier UNLESS there is a modern (Gendai?)) along with its own understated aesthetics and craftsmanship. THE BLADE IS THE SOUL OF WHAT I AM SEEKING...If the price is right, it can also be a "sleeper" with the promise of potential value if proper restorative polishing is needed, but I know this can be quite expensive. I am willing to pay around $2,500, but can go up a bit if your valued recommendations warrants it...If you actively follow eBay or other websites selling Japanese swords, keep me posted and let me know if you see something that fits my price range and preferences... Kind regards to all...
  2. Additional photos of the mumei nakago are now attached for your review...
  3. Arigato gozaimasu to everyone making acceptance into the Nihonto Forum a very warm and welcoming experience! Thanks to everyone's initial input/insights into my wakizashi, which are most appreciated...in the meantime, I will try and post additional photos of the nagako and blade...
  4. Hello All, I am a brand-spanking new member to the Nihonto Family...I am expecting a new wakizashi acquisition within the next few days...the previous owner seems to be a genuine student and has done some extensive research with the info provided...the mumei blade is beautiful with striking sashikomi, but the tsuba is highly unconventional/atypical (iron with silver inlay), as well as the paired menuki (separate owl and crow motif). I will not post the time period yet, as I hope anyone interested can provide some insight...attached are some pix for your review and enjoyment. Sincere regards to all, Chris san
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