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Well, at first glance it looks like Hitachi no Kami Muneshige, and he was known for using Nanban tetsu in his swords. Someone (Ken, Hawaii?) on this site was looking for a Muneshige just a couple of months ago, I faintly remember.

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Pleasant tsuba.

later Edo revival piece without a kozuka or kogai ana,

but uses several sukashi designs together well.

 

Also, the habaki is beaten up but was once something personal.

I cannot comment on the blade, but some of the fittings point towards a personal regard for the sword as more than just a tool.

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