MORITAKA
KANGOBEINOJÔ MORITAKA (fss-262)
Mei: mumei
Date:
Eikyô (1429-1441)
Nagasa : 25 5/8 "
Sori: 18 mm
Width at the ha-machi: 25.2 mm
Width at the yokote: 16.6 mm
Thickness at the mune-machi: 5.9 mm
Construction: shinogi-zukuri
Mune: iori
Nakago: 2
mekugiana, yasurime is kiri
Kitae:
Itame and masame mixed
Hamon:
Gunome mixed in suguba
Boshi:
Notarekomi ko-maru
Condition:
Excellent in fresh polish
Fujishiro:
MORITAKA KONGÔHYÔE [KENMU 1334 CHIKUZEN]
He is the son of Morikuni, and is called Kongôhyôe. In the Kokin Meijin (Printed in Keichô, reprinted in Genroku), it says he is one of the ten disciples of Masamune, and his period was Genkô, and in the Kotô Meijin Daizen (printed in Kan'ei) he is removed as being one of the ten disciples of Masamune, and his period is changed to Bun'ô. I have not seen any of his works.
MORITAKA MINAMOTO [MEIÔ 1492 CHIKUZEN] SUEKOTÔ CHÛJÔSAKU
In the works of Moritaka, the ji and ha are clear, hamon is sugu hotsure majiri.
This is a elegant very old katana made in Chikuzen province. The work is very high and its in excellent condition for its age. The activaty is very good with a very well forged hada.
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KANTEISHO
DEN KANGOBEINOJÔ MORITAKA
SHÔSHIN
Length: 2 shaku, 1 sun, 4 bu
May 11, 2008
NTHK
Mei inscription: Mumei
Kitae; Itame and masame mixed
Hamon: Gunome mixed in suguba
Bôshi: Notarekomi ko-maru
Horimono: Omote and ura, kakinagashi bôhi
Nakago: 2 mekugiana, yasurime is kiri
Remarks: Chikuzen no Kuni, around Eikyô (1429-1441)
This very old sword comes polished in shirasaya, tsunagi to hold the mounts and with papers attesting to quality and age.
This sword is on consignment.
*SOLD*
Order number for this item is : fss-262
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