This is authentic Japanese wakizashi " 大和大掾藤原正則 (yamato daijo fujiwara masanori) " signed with koshirae
I think the blade of this wakizashi was made in 16th century

Hamon : suguha and notare
Blade Length : 375 mm (14.8")
Length　　　: 503 mm (19.8")
Curvature : 6 mm (024")
Wide :26 mm (1")
Thickness : 7 mm (0.28")
Wakizashi weight : 303 g (10.7 oz.)
Mekugi hole : 1
w/ koshirae, shirasaya
Condition : Overall in good condition with normal wear, tang cleaned, scratches, scars and stain


Koshirae
Fuchi kashira design is dragon and cloud
Menuki is dragon and tiger which is the strongest creature in the world
Tsuba design is heron
Material: wood, iron, copper, string, ray skin etc.

Total size : 558 mm (22")
Saya size : 405 mm (15.9"), Saya's sori : 7 mm (0.28")
Tsuka size : 145 mm (5.7")
from fuchi to mekugi hole 16 mm (0.6")
nakago hole : 24 x 6 mm (1" x 0.24")
nakago depth : over 108 mm (4.3")
Total weight : 332 g (11.7 oz.)
Condition : Good as you can see the pictures for the year
Saya has some chips, dents, scratches
with bag

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