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the heavy surface rust and pitting concentrated near the edge will require aggressive thinning and stone work to restore cutting performance. Masamoto Sohonten (per the title) at $55 sits under its market, roughly $95 typical across 7 comparable asks.
Left-handed deba knives require reversed bevel geometry compared to standard right-handed models, making proper orientation crucial for butchery work. 数馬 (Kazuma) at $119 is in line with its market, roughly $120 typical by its researched range.
Active rust on the reactive carbon edge requires abrasive stone restoration rather than a simple touch-up. Aritsugu Kyoto at $61 sits under its market, roughly $84 typical by its researched range.
The prominent cladding line and surface staining indicate a reactive soft iron jacket over carbon steel core construction typical of traditional kasumi deba knives. Masamoto KS at $110 is in line with its market, roughly $121 typical by its researched range.
This single bevel deba is designated as a left handed model, meaning the primary grind and hollow back are reversed to suit left handed users. 左菊水 at $113 is in line with its market, roughly $114 typical by its researched range.
Traditional kasumi construction shows a distinct line where the soft iron cladding meets the hard carbon steel core along the bevel. Masamoto Sohonten at $73 is in line with its market, roughly $77 typical across 7 comparable asks.
Active edge chips, pitting, and thinning from sharpening demand extensive grinding to re-establish a functional bevel. Aritsugu Kyoto at $61 is in line with its market, roughly $66 typical by its researched range.
Aogami steel paired with a kasumi finish provides high edge retention and responsiveness to sharpening, though the carbon content requires diligent maintenance to prevent active corrosion. 東源重紀 at $92 is in line with its market, roughly $85 typical by its researched range.
the heavy pitting and surface wear across the blade face will require significant restoration work on stones to reach clean steel. Takaho at $110 is in line with its market, roughly $107 typical by its researched range.
Active surface rust and deep pitting across the carbon steel face will require heavy abrasive cleanup and stone work before the edge can be fully restored. Aritsugu Kyoto at $92 is in line with its market, roughly $74 typical by its researched range.
The surface shows active patination and minor pitting near the heel that will require thorough cleaning and stone work to restore. 康之 at $73 is in line with its market, roughly $58 typical by its researched range.
Surface rust near the tip and spine indicates carbon steel construction that will require initial cleanup before use. 土佐時次寿作 at $107 sits above its market, roughly $58 typical by its researched range.
