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help! type 98 1943 sword smiths name can anyone read this

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    Default help! type 98 1943 sword smiths name can anyone read this

    help! type 98  1943 sword smiths name can anyone read thishelp! type 98  1943 sword smiths name can anyone read thishelp! type 98  1943 sword smiths name can anyone read thishelp! type 98  1943 sword smiths name can anyone read thishelp! type 98  1943 sword smiths name can anyone read thishelp! type 98  1943 sword smiths name can anyone read thishelp! type 98  1943 sword smiths name can anyone read thishelp! type 98  1943 sword smiths name can anyone read thishelp! type 98  1943 sword smiths name can anyone read thisCan anyone read this name? on my computer they are right side up but when I post them the flip upside down. you can see I don't know what I am doing
    Last edited by robert kroman; 02-06-2014 at 03:57 AM.

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    Hello Robert,

    Have you a photo of the entire nakago (tang) available?

    Regards,
    Stu
    PS: Looks upside down to me.

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    You also have the signature posted upside down. As Stu mentioned, besides a close up of the signature, A complete shot of the complete tang is required. The correct way to shoot this is vertical with the point of the sword being the up and the butt of the tang the bottom.
    BOB

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

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    It's upside-down, but the smith is

    勝正
    Katsumasa

    Here's another, this one is Kojima Katsumasa:

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    The "Katsumatsu" name portion of the signature in the image I posted looks very much like the "Katsumasa" on your sword.

    Looks like there might be two Katsumasa to choose from:
    金谷 勝正 (Kanaya Katsumasa)

    勝正 (Katsumasa) Real name: 小島 七右衛門 (Kojima Shichiemon)

    --Guy

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    I am trying to put them on, in my computer they are right side up but when I post the they flip

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    Quote by ghp95134 View Post
    It's upside-down, but the smith is

    勝正
    Katsumasa

    Here's another, this one is Kojima Katsumasa:

    source

    The "Katsumatsu" name portion of the signature in the image I posted looks very much like the "Katsumasa" on your sword.

    Looks like there might be two Katsumasa to choose from:
    金谷 勝正 (Kanaya Katsumasa)

    勝正 (Katsumasa) Real name: 小島 七右衛門 (Kojima Shichiemon)

    --Guy
    Guy-
    You are much better standing on your head than I am!
    BOB

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

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    Hi Stu, I added the photo's but they come out upside down when I post them, thanks, Bob

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    Default May 1943

    Dated May 1943


    昭和十八年五月
    Shōwa jū hachi-nen gogatsu
    Shōwa 18 Year, 5th Month

    Can you take a photo of the entire nakago, not just the section that is written upon?

    Thanks,
    --Guy

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    ok, I will add photo's thanks

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    Great guys here to help out. Marty
    Fortune favors the brave 644th td

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