Nobushige Wakazashi (fss-752)

Nobushige Wakazashi (fss-752)

Nobushige Wakazashi (fss-752)   New Item   Available   Sold On Hold Special Sale This is a very interesting wakazashi from the ShinShinto period which reminds one of the Mino or Bizen tradition of the late koto era but has a bit of a soshu feel to it....
Akasaka Kaneuji (fss-750)

Akasaka Kaneuji (fss-750)

Akasaka Kaneuji (fss-750)   New Item   Available   Sold On Hold Special Sale More than likely a descendant of this smith: KANEUJI (兼氏), Tenbun , (1532-1555), Mino – “Kaneuji” (兼氏), “Kaneuji saku” (兼氏作), “Nōshū-jū Kaneuji” (濃州住兼氏), Akasaka school,...
Mumei Wakazashi (fss-749)

Mumei Wakazashi (fss-749)

Mumei Wakazashi (fss-749)   New Item   Available   Sold On Hold Special Sale A beautiful wakazashi of the Shinto or Shinshinto era. As you can see in our new High Resolution photographs the hamon is an active mixture of gunome midare with an overall...
MINO KANENAKA (fss-744)

MINO KANENAKA (fss-744)

MINO KANENAKA (fss-744)   New Item   Available   Sold On Hold Special Sale This is a very nice wakazashi and is a very sound and healthy blade and appears to be in an older koto style. The kissaki is longish and approaching O-kissaki status.  The blade...
Jumyo wakazashi (fss-743)

Jumyo wakazashi (fss-743)

Jumyo wakazashi (fss-743)   New Item   Available   Sold On Hold Special Sale The Jumyo name has its origins from Yamato in Nara prefecture and moved to Mino province in Gifu prefecture in the Kamakura period (1185-1333). The tradition continued until...