Mark with Japanese mark: 夏雄師倣而 彫之信久 "Natsuo shi | #433348

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  • Description: Japanese mark: 夏雄師倣而 彫之信久 "Natsuo shi houji Nobuhisa korewo horu"
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  • Keywords: nobuhisa
    menuki
    swords
    marks
    japanese
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夏雄師倣而 彫之信久 "Natsuo shi houji Nobuhisa korewo horu". This mark comes from a "menuki", decorative ornaments that are found in the binding of a sword and used to help with grip. It was designed by Nobuhisa, who worked as a "soukenkinkou" in the Nara line of the Miyata house. Soukenkinkou is the Japanese name for the makers of the accessories for bladed weapons.