Wakizashi - Suketaka - Shirasaya Koshirae - Ubu Nakago - Shinshinto

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This sword is relatively well preserved, with minor black rusting but no fatal flaws. It has a dynamic Toran hamon on itame jitetsu. Suketaka was a leading swordsmith of the early Shinshinto period, and he often reproduced Tsuda Sukehiro's signature hamon, Toran.

  • Blade length: 41.4 cm
  • Curvature: 0.8 cm
  • Number of Mekugi hole: 1
  • Sakihaba: 21.8 mm
  • Sakikasane: 4.9 mm
  • Motohaba: 28.6 mm
  • Motokasane: 6.0 mm
  • Signature: Ozaki Gengoemon Suketaka(front), Kansei Ninen Hachigatubi(back)
  • Era: Shinshinto
  • Structure: Hira-zukuri, Iori-mune
  • Jitetsu: Itame
  • Hamon: Toran
  • Boshi: Ichimai
  • Weight(without Saya): 440 g
  • Nakago: Ubu
  • Fitting: Shirasaya
  • Original Registration No.: Shiga 10736

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