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 A few pics of my Shichibeijo Sukesada. Taken in a dark closet with 2.5x zoom and flash with a I-Phone 8. Need to do it again with my 11 and see better results.

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I'll join in on the fun, here's the best I could do with a 5-year-old phone.

 

Osafune Kunimune:

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Hida no Kami Ujifusa

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Nagato no Kami Fujiwara Ujishige

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Nidai Omi Daijo Tadahiro

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On 12/13/2022 at 9:42 PM, george trotter said:

Yes Volker, that post-war Masakuni making knives is the elder brother 2nd Gen. I think he died in 1990.

I think he turned to knife-making as the post-war demand for swords steadily declined. There may not even be a swordsmith left in Osaka now - not sure.

Your sword is great - similar hamon characteristics to my Yoshisada....great swordsmith family.

Regards...

Oops, I made a mistake Volker san...the Okishiba  line is 1 gen Masatsugu had 2 sons: 2nd gen Masatsugu and Yoshisada.

2 gen Masatsugu's son was Masakuni and he was the knifemaker after the war.

Sorry for the mix-up...

Regards.

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Thanks Volker, I enjoy research as well.

Here is a OKIMOTO / OKISHIBA line doc from The NBTHK journal series of articles NIHON GENDAITO SHOSHI BY UCHIYAMA.

You will see the line you are interested in on the left side (where a member of the Okimoto family becomes an OKISHIBA).

This OKIMOTO / OKISHIBA smith is the 1st Gen Okishiba Masatsugu.

You will see he had 2 sons, the elder being 2 Gen Masatsugu and the younger Okishuba Yoshisada.

2 Gen Masatsugu has the son Okishiba Masakuni and a younger son NOBUSHIGE. Your Masakuni is the one who went into knifemaking.

The "pencil alterations" at the beginning of the 1 Gen Masatsugu line and at the 2 Gen Masatsugu line were done by Nobushige when we corresponded in 2006. He was very helpful on my research into Okishiba Yoshisada.

 

Hope this helps, ask any questions you like....

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Dan C wrote:

>  A few pics of my Shichibeijo Sukesada. Taken in a dark closet with 2.5x zoom and flash with a I-Phone 8. Need to do it again with my 11 and see better results.

 

Could you please post a pic of the mei full tang and closeup???

 

Thanks,

BaZZa.

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On 12/18/2022 at 7:29 AM, Bazza said:

Dan C wrote:

>  A few pics of my Shichibeijo Sukesada. Taken in a dark closet with 2.5x zoom and flash with a I-Phone 8. Need to do it again with my 11 and see better results.

 

Could you please post a pic of the mei full tang and closeup???

 

Thanks,

BaZZa.

it is o-suriage. Attribution by NTHK.

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