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Hi Charlie, its kind of poorly written, but what I can figure out is:  No-Shu Seki Ju Ni Ju San Dai, (?) Yama Kane-Fusa Saku Kore.   Twenty third generation Kanefusa made this, (having a mental block trying to figure the family name (something Yama)  There was a ww2 smith that signed 23rd gen Kanefusa, but he used the Fujiwara name???

 

   Hope  this helps, Tom M.

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I think it is Fujiwara, which, as Tom mentions is the usual way of signing. Its just that the photo is so close, the bottom part of the Fujiwara kanji (藤) is emphasized to the point where it looks like a different kanji. 

 

濃州関住二十三代藤原兼房作之

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