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Old 10th January 2012, 05:02 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by AJ1356
No comments?? I did not know no one was into Katanas here...

I have several nihonto, but am functionally useless when it comes to translating kanji.

Koto on the other hand has translated the mei... the osujikai file marks through me a little, though my hands-on exposure is limited enough that it means relatively little when a feature on a nihonto catches my eye as "odd"...

Nice blade either way. I'm guessing the shirasaya is contemporary... or at least not original to the katana.
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