SilverSwarfer
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The Togashi is not honyaki anyways.Neither i.. i was hearing by taiwan knife group said his make beautiful hamon & yanagiba..
Thanks for taking the time to translate!
The Togashi is not honyaki anyways.Neither i.. i was hearing by taiwan knife group said his make beautiful hamon & yanagiba..
It’s Kenichi Shiraki, the honyaki one.The Togashi is not honyaki anyways.
Thanks for taking the time to translate!
Hello
Could someone id this Kanji please
Thank you and have a nice day.
Can anyone interpret what the Kanji on this says and if it identifies the steel or maker? I assume the box is a JNS box as it's the same as other knives I have from Maxim. However, happy to stand corrected.
https://imgur.com/tnQErd0
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Too faded to be 100% but I think its a Sakai Soichi 堺宗一作
An educated guess is great! Thx
堺 别作View attachment 52450
A new request: hopefully the pic is ok. Thanks in advance!
藤次郎作Anyone know what this one is?
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It only means there is no kanji. I've had to specify kanji on some blades ordered from a Japanese vendor otherwise they would arrive unengraved.Quick question re: Kanji. Does it mean anything in terms of provenance etc... if there is no chiselled kanji (e.g. just the stamp of the type of steel) on the actual blade or tang. Does this imply the blade was made by an unsigned craftsman, apprentice? Or do you just take the word of your retailer re: the smith.
Translation help please...
Interested to know about these stamps. What does the kanji say?
Both are Suisin Hayate I. Doi. The older Kengata Yanagiba has the same stamp as the newer Sakimaru Takobiki. The newer stamp is more like a label though, it will disappear in time.
Is this just the “Hayate” mark?
Need another translation please. Sorry for the photo quality. It’s awful.
I think I see the 3rd character looks like “white?”
You're the best.
Thank you so much!
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