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#10740 - 06/10/09 02:45 PM *Hint Drop*
Stefanie Offline
UPSF Captain

Registered: 06/17/08
Posts: 1433
Loc: Nashville, TN USA
Wow, July is just around the corner. It's hard to believe that another birthday is almost upon me.

Just sayin'...

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#10759 - 06/10/09 07:53 PM Re: *Hint Drop* [Re: Stefanie]
Tsunami3k Offline
UPSF Lieutenant

Registered: 04/19/08
Posts: 455
Loc: Overland Park, KS
Oooh, those tanegashima really bring out my inner arquebusier!

Ahh and those swords are pretty nice too. It was a relief after seeing that they went for as much as $100k, that some were going for as "little" as the mid-teens.

So, presuming you were looking at the swords, will you require one or two? It's a bit less traditional but I might recommend as an alternative both a sword and a 6-shot bajouzutsu for quick cleanup work (ok, ok, the bajouzutsu is a single-shot gun. I just wanted to say "bajouzutsu"). Toss a wall canon in, if you must, for those long work days.

They also appear to have a nice selection of armor...

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#10766 - 06/10/09 10:15 PM Re: *Hint Drop* [Re: Tsunami3k]
Gevin Offline
UPSF Lieutenant

Registered: 02/09/09
Posts: 392
Loc: Houston, Tx
Mine's July 28th.
Yours?
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#10770 - 06/11/09 06:21 AM Re: *Hint Drop* [Re: Gevin]
manga4micah Offline
UPSF Lieutenant

Registered: 01/07/09
Posts: 388
Mine is this month the 25th...

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#10771 - 06/11/09 08:51 AM Re: *Hint Drop* [Re: Gevin]
Stefanie Offline
UPSF Captain

Registered: 06/17/08
Posts: 1433
Loc: Nashville, TN USA
Originally Posted By: Gevin
Mine's July 28th.
Yours?

July 9. I'm a mere 19 days older than you.

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#10772 - 06/11/09 09:16 AM Re: *Hint Drop* [Re: Tsunami3k]
Stefanie Offline
UPSF Captain

Registered: 06/17/08
Posts: 1433
Loc: Nashville, TN USA
Originally Posted By: Tsunami3k
So, presuming you were looking at the swords, will you require one or two?

You mean one or two more. Although, the Nihonto I have aren't anywhere near that price range.

Originally Posted By: Tsunami3k
It's a bit less traditional but I might recommend as an alternative both a sword and a 6-shot bajouzutsu for quick cleanup work.

Thanks, but that's what 12 gauges are for. wink

Originally Posted By: Tsunami3k
It was a relief after seeing that they went for as much as $100k, that some were going for as "little" as the mid-teens.

Yes, and the tachi I linked above is a steal at $35,500.00! lol Strangely, there are no photos of the blade itself, which is odd. It's a horribly designed website, but Mr. Miller does have a nice collection. Some of the tachi can be a bit gaudy, but that black and gold one in particular caught my eye. *sigh* I need to find a sugar daddy or mommy.

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#10775 - 06/11/09 09:46 AM Re: *Hint Drop* [Re: Stefanie]
Hobby Ninja Offline
UPSF Lieutenant Commander

Registered: 09/02/08
Posts: 557
Loc: North Carolina
Whaa! I didn't get to see. The webpage is closed. laugh
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So much anime, so little time.

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#10777 - 06/11/09 10:04 AM Re: *Hint Drop* [Re: Hobby Ninja]
Stefanie Offline
UPSF Captain

Registered: 06/17/08
Posts: 1433
Loc: Nashville, TN USA
Yes, I saw that this morning. You can get around that, though.

To view it:
1) Right click the link and copy the URL to your clipboard.
2) Go to Google, paste the URL in the seach field, and click "search."
3) Click on the one result that comes up.
4) Enjoy. smile

Just in case, I saved all 26 photos. Here's the text of the description.


Quote:
Superb Zodiac Tachi
Tachi, Gold Matching Koshirae Tachi Superb Color and Condition, Juyo Quality

Details of Tachi, Gold Matching Koshirae Tachi Superb Color and Condition, Juyo Quality Tachi Below !!!

This Tachi, as you can see, is a ko-kinko design with a Zodiac theme on the Kanagu; the mounts are circa 1500, very early for even ko-kinko, but the perfect condition lacquer black-on-black mon saya is of course later - the blade is a "named" blade meaning its previous Daimyo owner has affectionately named his prized sword.

No one here in Japan could decipher the meaning of the name yet- I very rarely show it - I mean to say, we can all read the characters, there are three of them, but no one is sure what they mean!

A very very beautiful sword ...

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#10829 - 06/13/09 03:35 PM Re: *Hint Drop* [Re: Stefanie]
Hikari Online
UPSF Lieutenant Junior Grade

Registered: 01/23/09
Posts: 105
Loc: So. Cal.
I'm July 5th

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#10836 - 06/14/09 10:03 AM Re: *Hint Drop* [Re: Hikari]
Stefanie Offline
UPSF Captain

Registered: 06/17/08
Posts: 1433
Loc: Nashville, TN USA
Birthday tachi all around!

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