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Get PDF download (US$39.99) from author and go to printing company to make a book?

I love Hizento and I love Goto school (I'm guessing that fittings and Tsuba are Goto). Perfect package!

Up for sale, new price due to $ rate = 2700USD

Still looking for new home. New price due to $ rate = 3300USD

20260107_195448 SOLD Still a lot of nice Tsuba waiting for new owners, please have a look: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1dJbJ8_Qr-LzMS_x-bFwvkMIJn7mGqrxF

Thanks Sam! For me that would explain a lot of questions around Nakago. I forgot about that possibility.

What about extra Mekugi-ana? I assume Nakago is Ubu due to the Bohi. Appears that 2x extra Mekugi were made to mount Tsuka with two pegs. It happen I know, but was rather unusual. Maybe a very long Tsuka was mounted on this blade. So who is gonna take wild guess on the attribution to smith/school?

Here you go: https://www.militaria.co.za/nmb/topic/55598-eu-gassan-sadayoshi-tanto/#comment-580824 @oli FYI

@Sukaira Man ... if only I could afford that ... Your sword is perfect, in every single way. It is a blade that for me personally has everything I'm looking for in Nihonto. I envy you so much and the new owner. Maybe someday I will have a possibility to afford such masterpiece. Good luck! That sword won't be on market for long!

To bad we don't have whole Sugata pictures and Nakago without Habaki etc. For me something is not right with this sword. If it is Suriage (number of Mekugi-ana) then what happen to Bohi? If Nakago is Ubu, then (even with ignoring extra Mekugi-ana) it looks strange to me. Also Kissaki and Yokote looks odd. Can you please share proper measurements and more pictures of the sword? With full Sugata (tip up) and Nakago without mount/Habaki.

Last drop 150$ + shipment. Thanks.

Sorry to disappoint you guys, but I don't think the sword is in good hands. I think I know Eryk from local Polish marketplace. If that is the guy then it does not bode well. ... or translated from Polish.

Stripped and sold on eBay?

You are getting robbed here

Hi, Some details as per valid PM comments. Moto Kasane = 8mm Saki Kasane = 5mm He first signed Sukeyoshi (using the kanji 祐芳) and changed it to Ashu Sukeyoshi (阿洲祐芳). You must admit it is quite unique for a Tanto, isn't it?