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Treasure
Trove
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Tonoshiro
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Ancient Teaching: "One-Sun longer, more
Dangerous"
"One-Sun shorter, more Deadly"
Advice
on
Polishing
People ask
how to go about having their sword
polished.
My Advice:
Find the quality of polish you
admire. Ask the owner who polished
that sword and contact that
polisher directly. NEVER
have a dealer or go between take
your sword for polish. They charge
a large percentage and contract
for cheap work.
Rule:
Pay as little as possible for a
sword - but always pay as much as
possible for quality polish. You
do not want to have poor polish
work.
Therefore never
use a dealer for a go-between;
always write the actual polisher
and send your sword to that
person, yourself. |
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Note
on Care of Books
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books, one mar or fingerprint to
the ink of the pictures - one
crease or crush to a page - any
difference from brand-new, creates
value loss and permanently sets
the book back. Just as chips in a
blade - or chips in the lacquer of
a Saya create value loss. It is
overt damage.
"Normal
use" is damage to books.
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Selling
before
Buying
My Advice:
They will sell when they sell. They
really will. They'll sell
tomorrow - or maybe within the
year.
How will it
feel looking back in five years,
if your sale items sell in a month
- or in a year and half?
Once sold,
they are gone and not before.
Generally,
it doesn't matter - only that
they sold at some point and that
you didn't let a thing you
wanted, get away.
Otherwise,
you end up with the things that
didn't sell.
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Pictures
Don't Show
What Can't Be Seen |
| Snakes Dress in Pretty
Clothes |
| The
Old Way is the Right Way |
Don't
make a Cow's Ear
from a Silk Purse |
In
a Room full of Liars,
What is your truth? |
When
You Really Know...
-You'll be Alone |
| Ancient
Proverb: "Get back what you pay,
and yer OK" |
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