JAPANESE LATE KOTO PERIOD WAKIZASHI SIGNED

JAPANESE LATE KOTO PERIOD WAKIZASHI SIGNED

JAPANESE LATE KOTO PERIOD WAKIZASHI SIGNED

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Late Koto period Japanese wakizashi, with tang signed Masashige, who made swords in Sagami province around 1573. Tsuka and lacquered saya are 20th Century make.17.75 inch shinogi-zukuri blade, with Bizen hamon. Iron tetsu tsuba with decorative Fuchi. Overall excellent condition.

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JAPANESE LATE KOTO PERIOD WAKIZASHI SIGNED

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Estimate $1,800-$2,800Jun 23, 2013

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