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  1. M Ubertini

    Jifu?

    Hey all, Would this be considered jifu on a nambokucho Naoe Shizu blade? Haven’t studied this in a while.
  2. Hey all, Trying to translate this sagakagi. It says Shizu and something about the school of Masamune. Any help would be appreciated. While the attribution was for Shizu, it received Naoe Shizu from the NTHK. TIA
  3. Hey all, So recently picked up a Sue-Sa school katana from Ray which is lovely. What I’ve noticed which is different from many other nihonto I’ve owned is the proliferation of the Ji-nie/ara-nie concentrated in the monouchi area on the Ura and omote compared to the rest of the blade. Is this specific to the Sa school, do other schools do this or is this generally meant to have a harder cutting area compared to the rest of the blade? I’ve owned many sue-soshu nihonto but haven’t seen this in that style.
  4. Well. The hakogaki for one. Then the forging second. Then the design.
  5. Man on bridge?
  6. M Ubertini

    Yagyu Design

    Hey all, i picked up this Yagyu tsuba with hakogaki from Sato Kanzan. I’m trying to understand the design. Any thoughts?
  7. Hi again, I'm posting a little different view of the mei in different light. Could it be Kanemoto? The tanto sugata is posted as well. Very tight itame mixed with masame toward the mune, nie deki. Seems soshu influence, so maybe early Mino? Slightly saki-zori leaning to muzori. Nakago is kiri. Boshi is jizo and hakkake. Thanks, Matt
  8. I'm Pretty sure the tanto is early Mino if that helps. Seems like last kanji consensus is "Moto"
  9. hmmm..what is this kanji?
  10. Hisa is def the last kanji. Still don't know about the first grrrr. Thanks so far! Matthew
  11. Hello All, This might be a tough translation as the mei is quite worn. I took 2 pics, one natural and the other with a little powder to get into any grooves. Def koto. Thoughts? Thanks in advance! Matthew
  12. It's interesting in the fact that is choji midare. Needs a polish.
  13. Hi all, Please translate this mei. I believe it to be gendai bizen. http://postimage.org/image/l1mmh846f/ Thanks, Matt
  14. Sorry. Try this. http://postimage.org/gallery/a31jbuus/
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