This blade is signe Oshu Sendai Jyu Fujiwara Kunikane (奥州仙台住藤原国包) during the early-mid Edo period (1673-1704). The Kunikane line of smiths lasted for 13 generations. Oshu is the province’s name, and Sendai is the city’s name in Miyagi prefecture. Kunikane lived in this area when he forged this inscription. The blade overall is in good condition and appears to be a masame itame from what can be seen. The hamon is a chu-Suguha.  The signature has to be verified to ensure its Kunikane and if so what generation.

This is fine old shinto era sword in military mounts.
This koshirae is in mint condition. It was mounted with a long ancestral blade of good quality. The original military koshirae is in good condition. The habaki is washed in silver. This long sword is long and would be a spectacular piece in a new polish. The mounts come with a. This koshirae was mounted with an ancestral blade of good quality and a rarity of a find but is in need of a polish. The original military koshirae is of good quality. It comes with a Blue/brown tassel that were used by company grade officers (lieutenants and captains).