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That bit isn't an extra stroke. It's just the uptick in that middle stroke (called the "hane" in calligraphy terms). 

But, it still is a mystery to me. 末次代 "latter generation(s)". A weird thing to put on the sword yourself. 

 

 

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We've seen many blades with long, double lines that give both the smith's mei and a description citation of who the blade was made for, or good luck slogans about the war, etc.  Think Suetsugu might be the guy the blade was made for? and he's possibly pessimistically saying he'll be the last guy in his family name, thinking he won't return from the war alive?

 

Or, is there a link between Munehiro and the last Suetsugu? @mecox

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The sword somehow came into my possession. See below information given by the seller. Extra foto's added later, including back of the tang.

 

Is this blade traditionally made? The lightning is not really good to capture the hamon. I should make a picture in broad daylight.

 

 

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24 minutes ago, Bruce Pennington said:

Kees,

Hard to tell from that last photo.  Can you post a couple more, closer?

Yes. I will post closer photos tomorrow. My camera can't focus with the current lighting.

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