hisamichi 2nd gen, for your enjoyment

[1tallsword]

Just picked this Wakizashi up and is the latest addition to my collection. Yamashiro, 2nd generation hisamichi. signed Omi no Kami Minamoto Hisamichi. very beautiful beefy blade..posting pics for your study.. Enjoy! ,,, Jeremy scott.

[1tallsword]

more pics, cheers folks,,, Jeremy scott

[Jiro49]

erased, wrong post:-)

 

Nice sword!!!

[Brian]

That is indeed stout. A real beefy blade. Nicely done mei. Looks good.

Thanks for sharing.

 

Brian

[ancientnoob]

I am just loving the mei art on this piece. Gorgeous.

[cabowen]

Sori seems a bit deep for this smith/period but I agree, looks nice!

[1tallsword]

thank you to all and your comments. thank you chris for your comment.

[Dr Fox]

Jeremy

 

Have I missed a post? I see Chris comment on sori, did he comment on mei?

 

For me great looking blade!

[1tallsword]

sorry my bad. i have edited out my error Denis .. once again except my apologies.. I miss read what chris was saying.. sorry chris , chalk it down as a novice brain fart.. :lol: thank you Matt,Brian,Nathan, Denis and chris and all others to come for taking the time out of your day to tune in and give such great compliments. I do know what you mean chris about the deep sori or (curvature of the blade), sorry i miss read what you were stating before this is another feature about this blade i like, I have a hiromasa blade made eisho (1504) and it is very close to this blades curvature, . this blade caught my eye not only for the quality of the blade and mei art but also because as Brian put it stoutness and beefy, having only a 18 inch cutting edge its blade is 1/4 inches thick and 1 1/8th inches wide.. and keeps that through the blade! very cool for sure. Jeremy scott