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  1. Many thanks!!
  2. Hello, I kindly ask for support as I am fully struggling on this Mei. My try makes absolutely no sense, at least for me. I read 一神守護安_x_x (ichi kami kami Mori Yasu x x. Many thanks in advance.
  3. see also https://nihontoclub....ei=fujiwara+noriyuki
  4. yes seems so, but the blade looks quite nice anyway
  5. interesting, never seen a Mumei, star stamped blade!!
  6. Hello, sorry I don´t want to hijach this tread, but I own a blade signed "Unshū Yoshikane saku" and on the other site "Mamorigatana Suyama Tadash" (see also )
  7. Hello, the blade seems to be signed 和泉守國定 (Izumi no Kami Kunisada) regards Klaus
  8. unfortunately I am not able to join the meeting, even I would like to see this great blade in hands...
  9. does not look like a Seki stamp...
  10. Hello, many thanks, great find, this is the first information I got from this smith!!
  11. Hello, Some weeks ago I posted this blade in the "Nihonto" section, but till looking for information about this smith. Therefore I am posting it here in the "Military Swords of Japan" section again. The blade is signed: Yamato [no] kuni Tadayoshi (大和 国 忠義) and is dated Shôwa Jû Shichi Nen Shi Gatsu Kichi Hi (lucky day April Showa 17 (1942)) 昭和 十 七 年 四 月 吉 日 Unfortunately I can not find any information about this smith. The only information I have is, that the smith was most probably Suzuki Tadayoshi (based on information from the well known Chris Bowen). He has also no more information. I tried to find information about this smith in many books as well as on Web, but no luck. Even I can not find other blades signed this way. Any further information would be great... Many thanks in advance. Klaus
  12. from John S. Slough´s book
  13. @Markus, any progress on the Gendaito book or has this project been stopped?
  14. Hello, I am of course not sure, but for me the tang seems post-war, but I might be wrong. Maybe others have more experience. Do you have pics from the blade? regards Klaus
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