|
Early Edo period wakizashi
|
Blade
type |
Wakizashi |
|
Blade length (nagasa) |
43.1
cm / 17.0 inches |
| Blade
shape (sugata) |
Shinogi-zukuri |
|
Thickness mune-machi |
0.5
cm / 0.2 inches |
| Width
mune-machi |
2.6
cm / 1.02 inches |
|
Thickness yokote |
0.4
cm / 0.16 inches |
| Width
yokote |
2.0
cm / 0.8 inches |
| Curvature
(sori) |
0.6
cm / 0.23 inches |
| Mune
type |
Ihori |
| Grain
structure (jihada) |
Itame |
| Temper
line (hamon) |
Gunome/Notare |
| Kissaki
type |
Chu-Kissaki |
| Boshi
type |
Hakikake,
Kaen (flamboyant) |
| Activities
(hataraki) |
Nie,
nioi, sunagashi |
| Tang
type (nakago) |
Ubu |
| Nakago
length |
12.6
cm / 5.0 inches |
| Nakago-jiri |
Kuri-jiri |
| Yasurime |
Kiri |
| Mekugi-ana
# |
1 |
| Mei |
Mumei |
| Period |
Shinto
/ Early Edo |
| Koshirae |
Shirasaya |
| Comment |
Nice
wakizashi in very good japanese polish. Hada and hamon are gorgeous.
Nie,
Nioi and Sunagashi are clearly visible and the boshi has a nice
flamboyant temper
line with a long turnback point. The blade comes in a quality shirasaya
with a copper habaki and the japanese sword registration
card. This sword is ready to be enjoyed and there is absolutely no need
to spend money on a restoration project. No rust, bends or nicks |
| Price |
SOLD |
|
