Tokubetsu KichōHistorical certification (pre-1982)
脇指無銘伝 延寿
¥3,800,000
Tracked across 76 dealers worldwide · price history · sold archive
Specifications
Nagasa
47.8 cm
Motohaba
2.48 cm
Sakihaba
1.82 cm
NihontoWatchBETA¥3,800,000
Tokubetsu Kicho Token Wakizashi Mumei Den ENJU Product Number 31-2348 Wakizashi Den ENJU Province / Period Chikushi, Late Kamakura Shakui Koshirae, in Shirasaya, with Bohi Nagasa 47.8cm (1 shaku 5 sun 8 bu) Sori 1.3cm (4 bu 3 rin) Motohaba 2.48cm Sakihaba 1.82cm Motojisane 5.8mm Sakijasane 4.2mm Toshin Weight Bare blade 320g Nakago Suriage Mekugi-ana 3 Hamon Suguha Price 3,800,000 Yen (Tax included) Hamon is Suguha in Nioi-deki. Jigane is Ko-mokume-hada, tightly forged. It comes with a Shakui-to Koshirae. Regarding Shakui-to, there were five ranks of nobility: Prince (Duke), Marquis, Count, Viscount, and Baron; the Shakui-to was worn by these individuals on formal occasions. This work was the sashiryo of Baron Fukubara. The Fukubara family originated from Toyonori of the Choshu Domain; he was born as the second son of Yosahyoie, the Kyoto Rusui-yaku. He served in the Kiheitai and was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant. He saw action in the Seinan War and served as an infantry company commander in Kumamoto during the Taiwan Expedition. Shakui-to are extremely rare and almost never appear on the market, so this is highly recommended for sword collectors.
NihontoWatchBETA¥3,800,000
Tracked across 76 dealers worldwide · price history · sold archive
47.8 cm
2.48 cm
1.82 cm
¥3,800,000
Tokubetsu Kicho Token Wakizashi Mumei Den ENJU Product Number 31-2348 Wakizashi Den ENJU Province / Period Chikushi, Late Kamakura Shakui Koshirae, in Shirasaya, with Bohi Nagasa 47.8cm (1 shaku 5 sun 8 bu) Sori 1.3cm (4 bu 3 rin) Motohaba 2.48cm Sakihaba 1.82cm Motojisane 5.8mm Sakijasane 4.2mm Toshin Weight Bare blade 320g Nakago Suriage Mekugi-ana 3 Hamon Suguha Price 3,800,000 Yen (Tax included) Hamon is Suguha in Nioi-deki. Jigane is Ko-mokume-hada, tightly forged. It comes with a Shakui-to Koshirae. Regarding Shakui-to, there were five ranks of nobility: Prince (Duke), Marquis, Count, Viscount, and Baron; the Shakui-to was worn by these individuals on formal occasions. This work was the sashiryo of Baron Fukubara. The Fukubara family originated from Toyonori of the Choshu Domain; he was born as the second son of Yosahyoie, the Kyoto Rusui-yaku. He served in the Kiheitai and was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant. He saw action in the Seinan War and served as an infantry company commander in Kumamoto during the Taiwan Expedition. Shakui-to are extremely rare and almost never appear on the market, so this is highly recommended for sword collectors.
NihontoWatchBETA¥3,800,000
Tracked across 76 dealers worldwide · price history · sold archive
47.8 cm
2.48 cm
1.82 cm
¥3,800,000
