Yoshisada Chikanori (fss-600)
Mei: mumei
Date: shinto
Nagasa : 26 9/16 "
Sori: 6.0mm
Width at the ha-machi: 30.5mm
Width at the yokote: 20.0mm
Thickness at the mune-machi: 8.2mm
Construction: shinogi zukuri
Mune: iori
Nakago: suriage
Kitae: ko-itame/masame
Hamon: suguba
Boshi: hakkake
Condition: good fresh polish
This well made sword comes in an old Japanese style shirasaya and is in a fine polish. The work on this sword is very elegant. In the Sugu-ba hamon you can see tsunagashi and kinsuji with a well defined habuchi with some ko-nie to frost the top. The hada is well forged and in good shape for such a beautiful old sword with longish masame and itame running here and there entwined with itame and mokume. Ji-nie appears. The style is that of shinogi-zukuri with kakinagashi bohi carved. The tang is suriage and mumei and may be an older sword. Sugu-ba Hakikake appears in the boshi and the sword has an old Bizen feel to it.
The habaki is 2-piece gold washed with rain dance effect and beautifully done.
A very fine sword!
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KANTEISHO
DEN SEKI YOSHISADA CHIKANORI
S�SHIN
Length: 2 shaku 1 sun 3 bu
August 6, 1995
NTHK
No. 13, 148
Mei inscription: Suriage mumei
Kitae: Mixture of ko-itame and masame
Hamon: Suguba
B�shi: Sugu(ba) hakkake
Horimono: Kakinagashi b�ho on the omote and ura
Nakago: Three mekugi ana, yasurime is katte sagari
Remarks: Hitachi no Kuni, no date suggested
This is the shodai, who sometimes signed as being the grandson in the 58th generation of Tomonari. His initial mei was Toshiyoshi, and he was the brother-in-law (elder sister�s husband) of Sukenaga. Usually signed a very long nagamei.
This sword is on consignment.
SOLD
Order number for this item is : fss-600
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