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T503 Katana sword TADAYUKI - Antique Edo period NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon certificate

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Item# T503
Antique Katana sword in Ornate Mounting
Edo Period (1700s)
NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon certificated
(Extremely Well Preserved certificate)

Swordsmith: TADAYUKI (inscribed)

A quality Katana sword from SAMURAI STORE Tokyo.

Yamato no Kami Tadayuki
Province: Bungo Province
Period: Edo Period, Kyōhō Era (1716–1736 CE)
Certification: NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon (Especially Preserved Sword)

Yamato no Kami Tadayuki was a distinguished swordsmith of the Fujiwara Takada School in Bungo Province, Kyushu. Serving the powerful Hosokawa Clan as an official swordsmith to the Kumamoto Domain, he earned a reputation for producing blades of exceptional craftsmanship, combining refined beauty with outstanding functionality.

The Fujiwara Takada tradition is celebrated throughout Japanese history for swords said to embody the ideal qualities of "unbreakable, unbending, and exceptionally sharp." Such was their reputation that many original Takada blades were remounted as military swords for high-ranking officers during the First Sino-Japanese War, the Russo-Japanese War, and even the Second World War, reflecting the enduring confidence placed in their cutting performance and reliability.

Certified as NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon (Especially Preserved Sword), this katana represents an outstanding example of the Edo-period Bungo tradition. Combining historical importance, superb workmanship, and an elegant koshirae, it is an exceptional collector's piece that embodies the spirit and practicality of the Japanese samurai.


The blade comes with a Certificate of NBTHK Japan Sword Preservation Society - Tokubetsu Hozon Paper (Extremely Well-preserved sword)

BLADE:
Authority/Registration# Kagoshima-6091
*This number means that the blade is verified and registered as an authentic Japanese sword by the board of education and public safety commission.
Blade Material : Authentic Forged & Polished Steel Blade
Inscription : Yamato no Kami Tadayuki
Inscription (back): -
Smith school: Yamato no Kami Tadayuki (certified)
Smith Location : Bungo (present-day Oita Prefecture)
Age : Edo Period, Kyōhō Era (1716–1736 CE)
Tempered Line Pattern: 
Blade Length: 64cm
Overall length w/ mounting: 99cm
Curvature (Sori): 1.2cm
Rivet Holes: 1
Grooves: -
NBTHK Certificate: TOKUBETSU Hozon paper (Extremely well-preserved sword)


KOSHIRAE Ornate Mountings:
Tsuba Hand guard  iron open work
Fuchi Pommel  
Kashira Pommel at base 
Saya scabbard  
Samegawa Ray skin:  Genuine stingray skin
Menuki Hilt Ornament: 
Shisaya Woodedn holder comes with.

*The stand shown in the photos is NOT INCLUDED.
Add a quality Sword Stand to your sword order.

Also Comes With:
Standard Sword Bag


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