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EDO PERIOD (18TH CENTURY), ATTRIBUTED TO TAKATA SADAYUKI
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A Bungo Katana
Edo period (18th century), attributed to Takata Sadayuki
Hon-zukuri, iori-mune, torii-zori, chu-kissaki; the forging pattern ko-masame mixed with ko-itame; tempered edge suguha and ko-maru boshi; tang ubu with two holes and katte-sagari file marks; single silver habaki with "cat-scratch" design; 68.2cm. long; 3.1cm. wide at start of tempered edge; 2cm. wide before tip; koshirae comprising a modern black-lacquer saya, iron mokko iron tsuchime-ji tsuba pierced with family crests and inlaid with gold vines in hira-zogan, shibuichi migaki-ji fuchi-kashira, iron and gilt menuki of dragons
With certificate no. 273 issued by the Nihon Token Hozon Kai (Society for the Preservation of the Japanese Sword), dated 2001.9.8
Edo period (18th century), attributed to Takata Sadayuki
Hon-zukuri, iori-mune, torii-zori, chu-kissaki; the forging pattern ko-masame mixed with ko-itame; tempered edge suguha and ko-maru boshi; tang ubu with two holes and katte-sagari file marks; single silver habaki with "cat-scratch" design; 68.2cm. long; 3.1cm. wide at start of tempered edge; 2cm. wide before tip; koshirae comprising a modern black-lacquer saya, iron mokko iron tsuchime-ji tsuba pierced with family crests and inlaid with gold vines in hira-zogan, shibuichi migaki-ji fuchi-kashira, iron and gilt menuki of dragons
With certificate no. 273 issued by the Nihon Token Hozon Kai (Society for the Preservation of the Japanese Sword), dated 2001.9.8