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Hizen Tadayoshi Shinto Katana (papered)

A large, splendid Shinto Katana, inscribed “肥前国忠吉” (Hizen no Kuni tadayoshi)  in decent old polish of 2.48 Shaku (75,2 cm) length. Sugata is shinogi-zukuri,  koshi-zori, slight fumbari with iori-mune and chu-kissaki. Hada is ko-itame. Hamon is Suguha. Nakago is ubu with one mekugi-ana.

4.758,00 

Description

A large, splendid Shinto Katana, inscribed “肥前国忠吉” (Hizen no Kuni tadayoshi)  in decent old polish of 2.48 Shaku (75,2 cm) length. Sugata is shinogi-zukuri,  koshi-zori, slight fumbari with iori-mune and chu-kissaki. Hada is ko-itame. Hamon is Suguha. Nakago is ubu with one mekugi-ana.

Tadayoshi Shodai was a Japanese samurai and swordsmith . He is known as a new swordsmith who was active mainly in Hizen from the Azuchi-Momoyama period to the early Edo period . His pseudonym was Tadayoshi (later Tadahiro) and his real name was Shinzaemon Hashimoto. He is a Shinto Mogami Saku Mogami Daigyomono and is considered a master.

The blade comes with NBTHK tokubetsu-kichu papers. The saya was inscribed (sayagaki) by Dr. Honma Kaoruyama.

Length : approx. 75.2 cm
Base width: approx. 3.2 cm
Tip width: approx. 2.2 cm
Base weight: approx 6.7 m
Tip weight: approx. 5.0 mm