Mick taylor Posted April 10, 2024 Report Posted April 10, 2024 I think these were part of Dave Thatchers collection.Both in great condition.regards 3 2 1 Quote
Mick taylor Posted April 10, 2024 Author Report Posted April 10, 2024 Second batch of photos. 2 3 1 Quote
YOJIMBO Posted April 10, 2024 Report Posted April 10, 2024 On 4/10/2024 at 6:20 AM, Mick taylor said: I think these were part of Dave Thatchers collection.Both in great condition.regards Expand it means nothing at all . otherwise fine. 1 1 Quote
Samurai Art Posted April 10, 2024 Report Posted April 10, 2024 On 4/10/2024 at 11:42 AM, YOJIMBO said: it means nothing at all . otherwise fine. Expand Simon, it holds significant value for numerous individuals. Being a respected and accredited dealer specializing in Japanese armour, collectors place their trust in knowing that what they acquire has passed through my hands. My reputation carries considerable weight, unlike yours. I empathize with your frustration as a lower end dealer. Kind regards David Thatcher 1 1 4 Quote
Bugyotsuji Posted April 11, 2024 Report Posted April 11, 2024 Back to the kabuto for a minute, there is a strong sense in Japan that your mabisashi should be close to horizontal, i.e. 180 degrees, almost level with the horizon, even when on display. The reason for this is from the battlefield, to be able to maintain forward sight, while protecting your eyes as much as possible from incoming projectiles. 3 2 Quote
kissakai Posted April 11, 2024 Report Posted April 11, 2024 Hi Piers - something else I didn't know 1 Quote
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