刀 兼定 室町末期 身幅3.3cm変化に富んだ互の目に飛び焼き頻りに掛る優品 二尺四寸三分半
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Kanesada Katana

No.162413

Katana Kanesada Late Muromachi period Mihaba 3.3cm, A variety of patterns Gunome and Tobiyaki entered frequently, A masterpiece 73.8cm

¥2,800,000(tax included)
Mei-Omote
兼定 Kanesada
Registration
Akita 9/10/49(Showa)
Period
Late Muromachi period
Size

Hachou 73.8cm ( 二尺四寸三分半) Sori 1.8cm
Moto-Haba 3.3cm Saki-Haba 2.5cm Moto-Kasane 0.57cm Shinogi-Thikess 0.61cm Saki-Kasane 0.48cm Kissaki-Chou 3.8cm Nakago-Chou 19.5cm Weight 807g

Country
Mino
Shape
Shinogidukuri, Iorimune, Wide Mihaba , Deep Sori, Chu-Kissaki slightly extended.
Kitae
Itamehada, Mixed Nagarehada, Jinie entered fine and thick.
Hamon
Gunome, Togariba, Hakogakatta-Gunome, Mixed Choujiba, Yubashiri, Tobiyaki-kakari, Ashi entered frequently, Small-Nie entered well, Sunagashi-kakari, Nioikuchi is bright.
Boushi
Midarekonde-Komaru
Nakago
Ubu, Sakikurijiri, Yasurime-Takanoha, Mekugiana is one(1)
Habaki
Single Copper
Drscription
The Kanesadas are said to be descendants of the Shizu school. The first Kanesada was around Bunmei period, the second around Eisyo period, the third around Tenbun period, and the fourth Kanesada moved to Aizu the end of the Muromachi period and became the ancestor of the Aizu Kanesada.
This sword is a word of the third or fourth generation, and is 3.3 cm wide Mihaba.
It is a fine product with a rich variety of sword with deep Sori, Sakihaba has a wide and magnificent appearance. Gunome, Togariba, Hakogakatta-Gunome, mixed Choujiba, Yubashiri, Tobiyaki-kakaru .
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