Xander Chia Posted February 6, 2023 Report Posted February 6, 2023 I only managed to find 3 from Shinto and one from early shinshinto period. The 3 from Yamashiro and one from Iyo. Quote
Xander Chia Posted February 6, 2023 Author Report Posted February 6, 2023 4 hours ago, Xander Chia said: I only managed to find 3 from Shinto and one from early shinshinto period. The 3 from Yamashiro and one from Iyo. Forgot to add… Came across a sword sold as a Mishina Minamoto Hisamichi dated 1865 but could not find any info of a Hisamichi from this time period. Quote
lonely panet Posted February 6, 2023 Report Posted February 6, 2023 its could be that hes was just a overlooked or short lived smith. Quote
Toryu2020 Posted February 7, 2023 Report Posted February 7, 2023 There is one in Iyo; Mishina Omi sandbi mago Minamoto Hisamichi saku Yoshu Yoshida Mishina Minamoto Hisamichi saku Mishina Minamoto Hisamichi Keio - ordinary workmanship from the Toko Zenshu 1988 1 1 Quote
Jussi Ekholm Posted February 7, 2023 Report Posted February 7, 2023 Quote from Markus Seskos Swordsmiths Quote HISAMICHI (久道), Keiō (慶応, 1865-1868), Iyo – “Mishina Ōmi sandai no mago Minamoto Hisamichi saku” (三品近江三代孫源久道作, “made by Minamoto Hisamichi, grandson of the 3rd gen. Mishina Ōmi [no Kami Hismichi]”), “Yoshū Yoshida Mishina Minamoto Hisamichi saku” (予州吉田三品源久道作), “Mishina Minamoto Hisamichi” (三品源久道), according to his own information he was the grandson of the 3rd gen. Hisamichi, this would make him the son of the Iyo Hisamichi who was active around Kansei (寛政, 1789-1801) but it seems there is too much a gap between the active periods of these two smiths 2 Quote
Xander Chia Posted February 25, 2023 Author Report Posted February 25, 2023 Thanks for all the replies! Sorry it took awhile to get back, was taking a break for a short while. Quote
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