Need assistance on identifying these antique swords

[TheDirtybird]

 

[Mark S.]

It would probably be easier if you listed one blade at a time (so we know which date goes with which mei) and made sure the are oriented correctly so they can be read easier.

I believe this one is Izumi no Kami Kunisada.  If there is another kanji at the top hidden by the seppa/tsuba (and I think it is there peeking out a bit) that looks like a #, then it would read Inouye Izumi no Kami Kunisada.

 

[ROKUJURO]

Dirtybird,

please sign all posts with your first name.

[uwe]

First looks like “正信” (Masanobu)

Second might as Mark suggested “井上和泉守國貞”

Third is a date and upside down “延宝七年ニ目日” (February 1679)

 

[uwe]

Forgot “常州水戸住坂東太郎?… cut off (Jōshū mito jū bandōtarō…..)

[Bazza]

BOKUDEN

https://www.e-nihontou.com/products/detail/534

 

BaZZa.