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Thanks Henry.

I've been confused because of the color and the nakago ana. I think if its genuine it is a late edo/meji piece. But why it has the typical tracks of a iron tsuba around the nakago ana?

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Chris,

this TSUBA has lost its patina which is why it looks so different. I also think that it is genuine, but from the very simple design (NASUBI theme) it may indeed be a very late one. TAGANE marks are o.k. I believe and not restricted to iron TSUBA.

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Chris,

TSUBA with very late manufacture date can often not be related to specific schools. However, I have seen the NASUBI theme on CHOSHU TSUBA, but then of course in iron. 

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I ask the owner of the tsuba for other pics, maybe without flashlight. He sent me some other.

That looks total different now. 

 

The pictures are a little unsharp but it looks much better what you think?

 

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Thats true Steven. I think i will try it now to hold it in hand. The person who sell it said he is someone who make appartment evictions. He didn't know anything about Japanese swords. He sold some netsuke and other Japanese stuff. 

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The Tsuba arrived and i felt that it fits perfect to my tsuguhira katana.

What to say. It fits perfect, no mm space, what a luck. And the patina is very nice. Thank you for your input. 

 

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