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Very interesting. I guess just proof that swordsmiths must have been just as experimental and curious as any craftsman. Maybe it was a special order, or made experimentally for horseback use.

No way to know for sure, but it is very unique, and looks well made.

Thanks for sharing Bazza.

 

Brian

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  On 2/12/2015 at 6:46 AM, obiwanknabbe said:

Please correct me if I am mistaken, but the term Naginata may not apply here. Nagamaki perhaps? Or a hybrid thereof?

 

Kurt K

 

Naginata, long pole mounted.

 

 

Wonder if this piece was actually ever used, perhaps, displayed across the front of the shop for advertising???

Posted

Hi,

 

It looks like a Nagamaki to me. The nakago and blade looks too long for to be a Naginata. It would have also been mounted on a much shorter pole if a Nagamaki.

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