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Sword:
文化十年八月八十一歳真錬浩
Bunka 10th year [1814], August in my 81st year Directly forged
伯耆守平朝臣正幸
Hōki no Kami Taira Ason/Choson Masayuki
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東京都世田谷区北沢二二五
Tokyo Metro, Setagaya-city, Kitazawa 225
上田享*方
Delivery In Care of Ueda.
西村幸雄
Nishimura Yukio
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銘冊
Inscription
古刀
Koto Sword
無銘
Unsigned
価格五仟円
Value 5000 Yen
[仟 is the "bank" number for 千 1000]
Note: I wonder if the tag went with this sword. The owner listed it as "Unsigned" ... and it is signed; also, he thought it was a Koto sword, but the swordsmith was a Shin-shinto smith.
--GuyLast edited by GHP; 05-09-2017, 03:29 PM.
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Originally posted by Beater View PostHere is an example of a genuine Masayuki mei for comparison. You need to compare every stroke detail, position and spacing, then draw your own conclusion.
Compare: 年 "year" and 正 "Masa" -- they are virtually identical.
Also the same are the way strokes begin and end, as in this calligraphic rendering of the number 1:
--Guy
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