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Amenur

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  1. Thanks, guess the mind likes to see patterns
  2. Hello, was just cleaning my swords and noticed something, that at first I thought was a fine scratch on the blade. Upon closer inspection it appears to be kanji. But still can't quite tell. After fumbling with my phone for a bit i managed to get two okayish pictures; Could someone please help me identify what it is? After I finaly managed to get those pictures it occured to me to try and google the Aoi listing from when the sword was on sale, and sure enough it can be seen in those pictures as well: Don't know how I missed that when I bought it Thanks in advance :-D
  3. Thank you too for sharing It seems no matter how much time you spent prowling the web and exhibitions, there is always another unusual/rare style to discover :-D There are some more pic's on the lanes armoury website, though they are a bit of a pain to copy (had to use the windows snipping tool)
  4. Hello, I am new around here, stumbled onto this messageboard when looking up trustworthy retailers and saw quite a few interesting pieces around here, thanks for that ^^ So, I would like to share one myself that has been listed today on https://www.thelanesarmoury.co.uk/ (they don't allow linking directly to items but if you open the shop it should be on the first page.) A highly intriging interlocking two part tsuba, the outer part is permanatly fixed to the saya and the inner tsuba is unlocked via a spring on the outside of the tsuka. Hope you enjoying looking up this most usual item. Good day to all of you Amenur
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