Alaen Posted October 11, 2022 Report Posted October 11, 2022 I make some research but I can’t find the first kanji -?nori is hand made blade posible Gendaito 1943 Quote
SteveM Posted October 11, 2022 Report Posted October 11, 2022 鳥城鍛刀舎勝則作 Made by Katsunori at the Tottori forge. (Written in highly calligraphic style.) 昭和十八年七月吉日 August Lucky Day in July, 1943 Edit: fixed the date 3 Quote
Ray Singer Posted October 11, 2022 Report Posted October 11, 2022 Here is another example of Katsunori below. I struggled with the kanji above Nori, but could not get there when the OP contacted me earlier today. Thanks for clarifying Steve. http://www.japaneseswordindex.com/oshigata/katsnori.jpg 1 Quote
Alaen Posted October 11, 2022 Author Report Posted October 11, 2022 Thank you ray and Steve for all you efforts very appreciate 🙏 Jumei Tosho swordsmiths Yoshida Katsunori is this smith listed on the Jhon book reference ? Quote
SteveM Posted October 11, 2022 Report Posted October 11, 2022 Here is another sword with a similar inscription, albeit in a slightly more legible style. https://www.nipponto.co.jp/swords8/KY334616.htm Quote
Nobody Posted October 11, 2022 Report Posted October 11, 2022 9 hours ago, SteveM said: .......................... 昭和十八年七月日 August 17th, 1943 I know it is only a careless mistake. 昭和十八年七月吉日 – Showa 18th year (1943), a lucky day in 7th month 2 1 Quote
Bruce Pennington Posted April 22, 2023 Report Posted April 22, 2023 Alaen, I see a lot of corrosion at the top of the nakago. Any chance you could remove the tsuba & seppa to see if there is a star stamp near the top? Quote
Alaen Posted April 23, 2023 Author Report Posted April 23, 2023 Hi Bruce there was nothing visible there this one is on the way to a recent buyer thank you for the reply Alaen: 1 Quote
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