Zulus Joined May 29, 2020 Messages 2,590 Dec 24, 2021 #1 I was looking for gyuto for some time but landed with deba :^O Box says Made by Tsubazo I wonder what's blade inscriptions mean ? Thanks
I was looking for gyuto for some time but landed with deba :^O Box says Made by Tsubazo I wonder what's blade inscriptions mean ? Thanks
W wrath3n Joined Dec 3, 2021 Messages 34 Dec 25, 2021 #2 I unfortunately can’t read it but most of the time it’s the crafter’s name or mark with sometimes location or steel used
I unfortunately can’t read it but most of the time it’s the crafter’s name or mark with sometimes location or steel used
K KenHash Joined Sep 11, 2014 Messages 4,682 Dec 29, 2021 #3 Zulus said: I was looking for gyuto for some time but landed with deba :^O Box says Made by Tsubazo I wonder what's blade inscriptions mean ? Thanks Click to expand... Due Cigni (Two Swans) an Italian Cutlery company - who probably have had these made for them. Due Cigni Coltellerie - special scissors, wooden knife blocks, kitchen cutlery - Maniago, Italy Special scissors, wooden knife blocks and kitchen cutlery - Due Cigni Coltellerie, Maniago, Italy www.duecignicutlery.it The correct way to read the Japanese kanji is by holding the knife point up. 登録 Touroku (registered) The logo is a Tsuba (Japanese sword hilt) https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/27693 関 Seki (As in Seki City) 鍔蔵 Tsubazou (brand name) 作 Saku (made by) I believe Seki Tsubazou is one the brand names owned by Yaxell cutlery of Seki.
Zulus said: I was looking for gyuto for some time but landed with deba :^O Box says Made by Tsubazo I wonder what's blade inscriptions mean ? Thanks Click to expand... Due Cigni (Two Swans) an Italian Cutlery company - who probably have had these made for them. Due Cigni Coltellerie - special scissors, wooden knife blocks, kitchen cutlery - Maniago, Italy Special scissors, wooden knife blocks and kitchen cutlery - Due Cigni Coltellerie, Maniago, Italy www.duecignicutlery.it The correct way to read the Japanese kanji is by holding the knife point up. 登録 Touroku (registered) The logo is a Tsuba (Japanese sword hilt) https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/27693 関 Seki (As in Seki City) 鍔蔵 Tsubazou (brand name) 作 Saku (made by) I believe Seki Tsubazou is one the brand names owned by Yaxell cutlery of Seki.
Zulus Joined May 29, 2020 Messages 2,590 Dec 29, 2021 #4 Thank you KenHash :^) You always provide most thorough infomation ! I was hoping for word of steel but looks as it's not available Great work ! Last edited: Dec 29, 2021
Thank you KenHash :^) You always provide most thorough infomation ! I was hoping for word of steel but looks as it's not available Great work !