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So I currently have two swords, one is almost finished (polishing and restoration), the second is just a cool old (1300s) wakizashi.  Love em both.  Just came across an interesting sword and story that I'd like to pass along and see if anybody has advice or input for a friend of mine.  He came across a wakizashi in of all places a local community theater prop room - he knows enough to realize this sword shouldn't be used as a prop and managed to save it.  It looks old - not just old but really old and authentic.  It's in pretty rough shape, but my inexperienced gut tells me it is worth investigating its origins.  I can get more pictures but I was able to snap the signature.  

 

Any thoughts on this particular signature.  

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