Thread: History: "Iwasaki"

Thanks for another great contribution!

Originally Posted by KsStraightShaver

Very nice I haven't read it all as I was at work but so far it's very interesting. Thanks.

Originally Posted by Snuff

Thanks for another great contribution!

Done with great pleasure!

Thanks for taking the time to gather this information, it makes for an interesting read. Your efforts are much appreciated

Originally Posted by AndyCee

Thanks for taking the time to gather this information, it makes for an interesting read. Your efforts are much appreciated

Thanks! You're welcome!

Nice work. Well researched.

The Kobayashi name you mention at the end, is a family of smiths, mostly knives but I have a Kobayashi Wa-Kamisori.
I didn't know there was any collaboration with Iwasaki.

Originally Posted by onimaru55

Nice work. Well researched.

The Kobayashi name you mention at the end, is a family of smiths, mostly knives but I have a Kobayashi Wa-Kamisori.
I didn't know there was any collaboration with Iwasaki.

Thank you very much!

Not sure what the actual meaning is about Kobayashi, if it refers to the family or something else, don't know,
I only have seen this once, as well as the "Abe" reference... Maybe I'll find out in the future, I hope so!

Either way, it was very nice to find this and place it to a more accessible environment for the "non-Japanese" speaking people ,
as well as to gather all information I could find to one place