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Hi John, i posted some pictures on show us your high class gunto's last year i'm not sure how to show the link

so i have posted them20191011_225542.thumb.jpg.e67181e4fd973662ffe8f8814a0612d0.jpg again.

made by shigetsugu 1938 on the 8 month at the estate of Toyama Mitsuru, as its his grass script mei its a daisaku work

would love to no which one of his students forged it as i love the hamon.

cheers

Chris

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Wow. Nice. I think its January, Showa 13 (not August). Its got the Shimazu family crest on it as well. Nice ensemble. 

 

I saw a few examples on the net, but I didn't see anything that said these grass script mei where daisaku. Are you sure its a daisaku?

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Interesting discussion (and an unexpected interesting last photo in that discussion).

Thanks for positing your sword and for linking to the Shigetsugu thread. 

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Shimazu Kiyoshi, Major General; Chief of Medical Department of 15th Army, Siam, by 1945. Surrendered a sword to Major General G. C. Evans, GOC 7th Indian Division, at Bangkok, Siam, 11 January 1946. 
 

From the book Shokan, by Richard Fuller. I recommend it to any collector of Japanese swords.

 

Steve

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