Thank you for viewing! This is a pair of scissors from Nagasaburo, one of the disciples of Chotaro, the pinnacle of tailor's scissors... the Higashi-basami "Chotaro." I wonder if he was a fellow disciple of the famous Shosaburo? I can't tell the difference between the two scissors, and I only know that these appear to be for cutting broadcloth. However, there may be a difference in the feel when cutting. These are unused, but they have been stored for a long time, and there are some dullness and slight rust. I have tried to photograph them as much as possible, so I would appreciate it if you could judge from the images. There are also unevenness, air bubbles, burrs, and peeling on the painted handle, but I think this is more or less common with this type of tailor's scissors, so please purchase with your understanding. Although the condition is as described above, please consider it favorably. ※ When performing maintenance with Hamono Tsubaki, the adjustment has been slightly loosened. Please adjust to your preference when using. 【Weight】222g ※ Please forgive any errors as it is measured by hand. ※ Although this is an unused item, it has been stored for a long time, and due to the nature of industrial products, there may be some dirt, scratches, and scuffs due to product precision, transportation, and storage. We would appreciate it if you could purchase with your understanding. ※ We cannot issue a receipt, so please forgive us. We also handle #ShujiSaku_ #CuttingTools_ #MarushoKogyo_ #Nagasaburo_ #Scissors_! If you would like to see a list → #ToolsMasumi Tools, metal goods, rust prevention, maintenance, repair, reform, remodeling, DIY, rust prevention, scissors, shears, knife, cutter, care, oil, iron, rust, rust prevention, dressmaking, Japanese tailoring, sewing, fabric, cutting, patchwork, handicrafts, hobby, cutting, sharpness, polishing, grinding, sharpening, camellia, craft, handmade, TCU, Higashi-basami, tobasami, broadcloth SZB007