Katana, Oda Nobunaga Tsuba

INCH+FRACTION OF AN INCH

Tsuka:

Same material (Same is actually rayskin, but some swords have other materials)= artificial rayskin.
Same color = off-white
Tsukamaki material (sword wrap)= cotton
Tsukamaki color = black.
Tsuka length (from tsuba to the kashira (end cap))= 10+7/16 of an inch.
Tsuka thickness (uniform around whole tsuka)= 1+5/16 of an inch
Fuchi width (tsuka collar)= 1+6/16 of an inch.
Fuchi length = 9/16 of an inch.
Fuchi thickness = 14/16 of an inch.
Tsuka width (around widest part (below fuchi))= 1+8/16 of an inch.
Tsuka width (Around thinnest part)= 1+6/16 of an inch.
Kashira width (end cap)= 1+5/16 of an inch.
Kashira length = 5.5/16 of an inch.
Kashira thickness = 10.5/16 of an inch.
Mekugi length (retaining pin)= 14/16 of an inch.

Tsuba:

Tsuba diameter (handguard, around widest part)= 3+1/16 of an inch.
Tsuba diameter (around thinnest part)= 2+15/16 of an inch.
Tsuba thickness = 3/16 of an inch.
Tsuba color = dark antiqued brown with gold colored paint.
Tsuba material = cast iron with brass.
Tsuba design (This is a cheap tsuba, so the design is pretty poorly done. they make better versions of the same thing.)= Oda Nobunaga on the top side, holding a katana over his shoulder, and a gourd in his other hand. his family crest is also shown. on the bottom side, there are three poorly done warriors fighting, but at a glance, it's hard to tell.
Seppa length (spacers)= 1+6.6/16 of an inch.
Seppa width = 14.5/16 of an inch.

Saya:

Saya length (scabbard, sheath, straight, not counting bend)= 19+14/16 of an inch.
Saya length (with bend)= 30+4/16 of an inch.
Saya thickness = 1 inch.
Saya finish = laquer.
Saya color = black.
Saya material = hardwood.

Blade:

Blade type = shinogi zukuri(lacking the traditional sharp defining lines of a typical shinogi zukuri)
Blade material = high carbon of unknown grade and hardness with low carbon of unknown grade and hardness hammered into the mune(spine)
Hi (blood grove or fuller, used for weight reduction)= 30+5/16 of an inch.
Kissaki type (Blade tip)= O(long)
Kissaki style = hira zukuri.
Kissaki finish = ground, not polished.
Boshi (temper line on kissaki)= yakizume(basic, straight along the edge)
Hada (visible grain of the steel)= Muji (none)
Hamon (temper line)= sugu-notare, mostly sugu(straight with slight waves, but mostly straight)
Nakago length (sword tang)= 6+8/16 of an inch
Nakago type = futsu-katayama(slightly tapered straight with sharp diagonal tip)
Habaki (blade collar) = brass.

Basic Lengths:

Blade length = 28+9/16 of an inch.
Overall length = 40+10/16 of an inch.