Вакидзаси. Предположительно конец 17 начало 18 века.
Длина клинка 44,4 см. Серебряное хабаки.
Мэй: 久 道 (Hisamichi). Известно три поколения кузнецов. Приведу английский текст, уж извините.
1) Hisamichi, 1st generation, 1673, Yamashiro, ryo-wazamono, (Kiku) Omi Daijo Minamoto Hisamichi (菊紋 😛 近江大掾源久道, Omi (no) Kami Minamoto Hisamichi 近江守源久道, Omi (no) Kami Hisamichi 近江守久道. He was born in 1626, a student of Kyoto nidai Iga (no) Kami Kinmichi. He was given the Mishina last name and Hisamichi by his teacher. He often used eda kiku mon with his name. He died in 1711 at the age of 85. He was active between 1665 and 1703. He followed his teacher's work styles. Hamon are gunome midare with box-like patterns, suguba, and toranba with tobi-yaki were also made. Made quite a few swords with his son Hisatsugu, nidai Hisamichi.
2) Hisamichi, 2nd generation, 1711, Yamashiro, wazamono, (Eda Kiku) Omi (no) Kami Minamoto Hisamichi (枝菊紋 😛 近江守源久道. Mishina Kinshiro, he was born in 1663, the third son of the nidai Rai Kinmichi. Adopted by Hisamichi and was using the name of Hisatsugu. Received his title on 12/7/1702. Was ordered by the Shogun to move to Edo in 1722. He was active between 1689 and 1715. Work styles are similar to that of the first generation. Gunome-choji hamon with long ashi, kinsugi, nie, deep nioi and Mishina Boshi.
3) Hisamichi, 3rd generation, 1744, Yamashiro, (Eda Kiku) Omi (no) Kami Minamoto Hisamichi (枝菊紋 😛 近江守源久道, Omi (no) Kami Hisamichi 近江守久道. Son of the nidai, Hisamichi was born in 1699. The Shogun asked him to go to Edo in the spring of 1739 to make copies of two famous tachi. One was Wakasa Masamune 若狹正宗and the other was a Yamato Tegai Kanenaga 児手柏包永. He went back to Kyoto in July of the same year when he finished the work. He was still making swords around 1760.
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