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I'm in the works of trying to buy some swords from on older colelctor. It seems like alot of his swords weren't authentic. I'd like to see what the Mei on this swords reads to see if it's worth looking into

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Hi Kenny,

If you take your pictures on a dark background we'll be able to see details. As is, your camera is calibrating off the white background and the nakago is left in the dark.

Grey

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Nihonto Club has a Yoshinaga, but he used a different mei and was from Hoki prefecture, where this one is from Seki.  Doesn't surprise me though, as I've come across several smiths in my files not listed there.

  https://nihontoclub.com/smiths/YOS570

 

There were over 300 smiths working the Seki area during the war.  We simply don't have official records of them all.

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