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Hi John, the character should be 飯(島), and it’s actually a capital i. Pronounced Eejeema.

 

The second of your photos looks a bit like 篠 (Sasa or Shino) as in 篠山Sasayama for example.

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  On 2/28/2025 at 11:09 PM, Conway S said:

What's the context of the photos? Are they on a nakago?

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These are some of the recurring marks on the 1892 Meiji 25 swords. The circled mark is from a document referencing production numbers from type 95s. It's too blurry for me to make out, however the circled mark looks very similar to the 1892 marks. If they are the same, then it explains the meaning of the mark (being made the Iijima branch).

Hope that clarifies,

 

John C.

 

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