Gunome

Hello, Did you check in this book ?

Hello, Here are my guesses: Kantei 1: The long nagasa and the sugata point to a Shinshinto blade. The the bizen style with the gunome and the kesho yasurime with deep angle lead me to think it has be done by Korekazu. Kantei 2: For this one, I also think it is a shinshinto blade, from the Hamabe school. I think to Toshinori due to suguha hamon with nijuba and the shape of the boshi. The Kesho yasurime seems match the smith work. Kantei 3 Well, the harder one due to the missing oshigata. Even if blade has been suriage, the sugata lead me in koto nanbokucho. First impression was a Nio blade, but I think that hada looks more a Yamato Tegai one so this is my guess Sebastien

Hello, So probably a late generation, and that would explain why it is signed "goto" and not with a pseudonym like ichijo did ?! Thanks for the explanations

Hello, https://www.aoijapan.com/tsuba-goto-seijokao/ I saw this tsuba on aoiart that is signed Goto seijo who is, and unless I mistaken, a tsubako from the goto mainline . What puzzle me is that it is an iron tsuba and thought that Goto mainline worked only in kinko ?! Does someone has more information on this ? Thanks Sebastien

Hello, This is mine

Hello, Not sure of the nobu, i read tada. So would be Tadafusa, however not sure either on the fusa...

Hello, not a common heianjo work. My first impression is that it is a katsuchi tsuba with later inlay adding.

日本鍛冶宗匠伊賀守藤原金道 nihon kaji sōsho iga no kami fujiwara kinmichi

I am probably wrong, but I would go on Aoe

Hello Not able to translate all but: Aritoshi 有俊 ju nobuyuki kore 住信行 上之

Hello, Thanks for your reply. I appreciate. I had also Bushu in mind but would like to have other opinion. Thanks also Grev for pointing out the difference between Choshu/bushu. Sebastien

Hello, I Wonder if someone has an opinion about the school of this iron tsuba ? Thanks Sebastien

Hello, An iron kozuka with a silver rabbit.

Hello, A nice tsuba and a very good result ! congrats Sébastien

Hello, My shigetsune have "echizen ju" + mei on one side. but as stated, Echizen sword often have the mei split on the 2 sides of the nakago

Sorry, no idea.

Hello Seiryuken Eiju : 成龍軒榮壽印

Bishu 尾州

Hello, Satsuma koku ju Kunihia 薩州國住國平

Hello, Sorry for confusion, I was thinking your were discussing the last photos.

Hello, For me tosho point to iron tsuba. These one seems to be shakudo ones. So I guess this is original ornaments. No idea about the school.

Shinshinto Masahide's student

Hello, 熊宗作 ?

Hello I would said Naoyuki 直行

Hello, Fujiwara Yukunaga 藤原行長 search in early shinto, Bungo takada school