康光 Yasumitsu,- early Muromachi period (1390-1394), Japanese Samurai sword 57.7 cm Wakizashi

康光 Yasumitsu,- early Muromachi period (1390-1394), Japanese Samurai sword 57.7 cm Wakizashi
康光 Yasumitsu -a swordsmith in the early Muromachi period (1336 to 1573). The location is Bizen province. Famous swordsmith. Era – Meitoki (1390-1394). Relative point values, John M. Yumoto: value 60; Hawley’s rating: 90; Toko/Taikan rating: 380; Fujishiro rating: ¥7.5 M= $57,277; https://nihontoclub.com/view/smiths/meisearch?type=All&mei_op=contains&mei=Yasumitsu. Overall length: 577 mm = 57.7 cm. Length of the blade (nagasa) only: 44.5 cm. Weight: 422 g. SORI (curvature): 10 mm. HABAKI (collar): present. TSUKA (handle): absent. SAYA (scabbard): absent. Provenance: Private collection of arms in Florida. Wakizashi (脇差, "side inserted [sword]"): A general term for a sword between one and two shaku long (30 cm and 60 cm in modern measurement), predominantly made after 1600. Generally it is the short blade that accompanies a katana in the traditional samurai daisho pairing of swords, but may be worn by classes other than the samurai as a single blade, also worn edge up as the katana. The name derives from the way the sword would be stuck at one's side through the obi (sash/belt).[8]