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KOTTOYA' permette la consultazione
della propria biblioteca d'arte
giapponese. La raccolta, in continuo
aggiornamento, comprende opere in lingua
americana, francese, giapponese,
italiana e tedesca.
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150
japanese polearm terms |
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Autore
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W.M. Hawley
compiled by Panchita Hawley |
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Lingua |
Americana |
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ZM07LP108 |
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A
compilation from the old, foxing card files
of Willis M. Hawley. Terminology is arranged
alphabetically. Romanization and kanji.
Woodblock illustrations for some items.
Types and parts of polearms. |
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Titolo |
Japanese
Swordsmith Groups |
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Autore
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W.M. Hawley |
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Lingua |
Americana |
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ZM07LP109 |
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Major
schools with their locations, famous smiths
and time periods Large map of Japan divided
into provinces with the Koto and Shinto
Schools designated. |
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Titolo |
Honcho
Buki Meikan |
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Autore
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Yahagisawa Shosuke |
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Lingua |
Americana |
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ZM07LP110 |
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Sword
Monographs History and Production. Fourteen
pages of iA reprint of the woodblock edition
of 1854 Handbook of military items, such as:
armour, guns, bows, swords, saddles
including lists of fake signatures, gun,
bow, arrow and armour makers. |
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Titolo |
Cutting edge: Japanese swords in the
Brithish Museum |
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Autore
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Victor Harris |
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Lingua |
Inglese |
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ZM07LP111 |
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With 35
colour and 320 black and white illustrations.
In no other culture has the sword been
devoloped to such a level of technological
excellence and attained such a position of
spiritual importance as in Japan. |
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Titolo |
The
connoisseur's book of japanese swords (To-Ken Kantei Dokuhon) |
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Autore
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Kokan Nagayama, Translated
by Kenji Mishina |
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Lingua |
Americana |
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ZM07LP007 |
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Nagayama's
guide to sword appreciation expands on
criteria to judge sword quality, identify
flaws, and ultimately make a correct
attribution. |
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