A Shakudo Kozuka and Kogai and another Shakudo Kogai
Edo period (19th century), the first signed Hashimoto Isshi and with kao and Sekishusha Isshai and with kao; the second signed Eiju and with kao
The first shakudo migaki-ji designed with pheasants, cherry trees and grasses in iroe taka-zogan, the reverse with blossoms in gold hira-zogan; the second shakudo migaki-ji designed with a Chinese lion by a waterfall in katakiri-bori and ke-bori, the reverse highlighted with gold at the top in a katagawari design
8¾in. (22.2cm.) long (the longest)
The second with Hozon tosogu (Sword fitting worthy of preserving) certificate no. 451103 issued by the Nihon Bijutsu Token Hozon Kyokai (Society for the Preservation of the Japan Art Sword), dated 2006.10.26 (3)
A Shakudo Kozuka and Kogai and another Shakudo Kogai
Edo period (19th century), the first signed Hashimoto Isshi and with kao and Sekishusha Isshai and with kao; the second signed Eiju and with kao
The first shakudo migaki-ji designed with pheasants, cherry trees and grasses in iroe taka-zogan, the reverse with blossoms in gold hira-zogan; the second shakudo migaki-ji designed with a Chinese lion by a waterfall in katakiri-bori and ke-bori, the reverse highlighted with gold at the top in a katagawari design
8¾in. (22.2cm.) long (the longest)
The second with Hozon tosogu (Sword fitting worthy of preserving) certificate no. 451103 issued by the Nihon Bijutsu Token Hozon Kyokai (Society for the Preservation of the Japan Art Sword), dated 2006.10.26 (3)
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