Matsunoki Posted October 27, 2024 Report Posted October 27, 2024 With grateful thanks in advance. All the best. Quote
uwe Posted October 27, 2024 Report Posted October 27, 2024 “寛隨” maybe Hiroyuki + kao ?? Not sure about the reading… 1 Quote
Bugyotsuji Posted October 27, 2024 Report Posted October 27, 2024 Maybe Kanzui, Uwe. Edo, around Bunkyū period. In 古今金工全集 by 清水 澄 (Not listed in this book under Hiroyuki) 1 1 Quote
Kurikata Posted October 27, 2024 Report Posted October 27, 2024 Found in Haynes this Hiroyuki with the same kanji 1 1 Quote
Matsunoki Posted October 28, 2024 Author Report Posted October 28, 2024 Thank you all. Hmmm, some confusion….just my luck! Does an image of the kozuka help at all? A cuckoo before Mt. Fuji in the moonlight…. (nicer “in hand”). Quote
Bugyotsuji Posted October 28, 2024 Report Posted October 28, 2024 https://yachounote.exblog.jp/241821948/ It is said that the cuckoos arrive in May in Japan from the continent for the summer months, as the snows on Mt Fuji are finally melting. 3 Quote
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