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Gendaito or Factory blade, Kanetatsu ???

Article about: Hello, there is a stamp on this blade i think its a Kanetatsu ?? Can it be a Gendaito??

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    Hello, there is a stamp on this blade i think its a Kanetatsu ??
    Can it be a Gendaito??

    Gendaito or Factory blade, Kanetatsu ???
    Gendaito or Factory blade, Kanetatsu ???
    Gendaito or Factory blade, Kanetatsu ???
    Gendaito or Factory blade, Kanetatsu ???

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    It takes special training to photograph a Japanese sword to determine if it a traditional hand forged water tempered blade or an oil tempered blade. Unfortunately, I can not tell from your pictures. In hand examination by a knowledgeable person is necessary.
    BOB

    LIFE'S LOSERS NEVER LEARN FROM THE ERROR OF THEIR WAYS.

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    Thanks Bob.

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    It looks to me like
    関住兼松兼達作
    Seki-juu Kanematsu Kanetatsu Saku


    --Guy

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    If it has sho or seki stamp it isnt gendaito ,but showato (not traditional made)

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    He made low to medium grade showato.

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    Thanks Guy, Seki-juu Kanematsu Kanetatsu Saku , what does this mean?? Is Kanematsu a front name?

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    Quote by marivo View Post
    Thanks Guy, Seki-juu Kanematsu Kanetatsu Saku , what does this mean?? Is Kanematsu a front name?
    Kanematsu is the family name and Kanetatsu is his surname(usually an art name and not his real name). Seki ju means living in Seki City. Saku means made this.
    BOB

    LIFE'S LOSERS NEVER LEARN FROM THE ERROR OF THEIR WAYS.

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    Thanks, but what do you think off this Ryujin Swords: Katana by Kanetatsu

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    Keep in mind that the term gendaito is used in two different ways and that the information contained in the Fuller and Gregory series of reference books is now somewhat dated. Much is still relavent but some perhaps not as much.

    Regards,
    Stu

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