Trying to identify sunagashi

[Paz]

Hi all just need a bit more help. 

 

Is there sunagashi present on this oshigata / images?? . From my perspective it looks like it's on near towards the kissaki. 

 

My understanding its white running sand that flows through, with nioi and nie. 

 

Thanks 

[DoTanuki yokai]

If you want to see them look at the reflection pictures that show the Hamon. 
 

Since his wife (?) does the Oshigata they lost quality in my opinion. 

[PNSSHOGUN]

[kkeeps]

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I believe this is an example on a Mino blade.

[Paz]

10 minutes ago, kkeeps said:

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I believe this is an example on a Mino blade.

Thanks 

 

That's I'm trying to align to the top image of the kissaki the strip of white line. 

 

Regards

[george trotter]

This might help.

Oshigata is of Kasama Shigetsugu tanto with sunagashi (Nihonto Zukan by Tokuno p.167).

Photo is of my blade by Tsukamoto Masakazu 1942. Masakazu was bro. to his teacher Tsukamoto Okimasa who was taught by Kasama Shigetsugu.

It seems that Shigetsugu's style of sunagashi appears in the work of his student Okimasa and in the work of his student Masakazu.

I don't know how many varieties of sand lines are in the classification sunagashi, but this style I show here is called sunagashi by Tokuno.

Regards.

[DoTanuki yokai]

Sunagashi on my Ko- Uda at different places and different light. 

[Andi B.]

That's how sunagashi look on my Shiga-Seki blade:

[Itomagoi]

Komiya Shiro Kunimitsu 1937

[vajo]

sunagashi 

Bishu Ju Suketada 備州住助忠

around the wartime era

[DTM72]

Yondai Tsuguhira 1773

[PNSSHOGUN]

Yoshihiro 1938