Here is a list of artists that till now were not found to be working in other companies. Once it will be found, they will be moved to appropriate sections.
Mark #01
Mark #02
Examples (from the web)
Mark #03
Examples (from the web)
Mark #04
Examples (from the web)
Mark #05
"Yoshi" (美) kanji inside
the picture of the Torii gate.
Examples (from the web)
Mark #06
The 喜 kanji in a square frame.
Examples (from the web)
Mark #07
Box marked with this maker's mark.
Marks
May read "Naga" (長) or "Nagai" (長井).
Examples (from the web)
Mark #08
Mark #09
Mark #10
Mark #11
"Yoshi" (美) kanji.
Mark #12
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May read "Sho" (勝).
Mark #13
Mark #14
Individual marks of artists from this company
Examples (from the web)
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Mark #15
May read "Haru" (春).
Mark #16
Mark #17
Mark #18
Mark #19
Examples (from the web)
Mark #20
Mark #21
Mark #22
Examples (from the web)
Mark #23
"Hara" (原) kanji inside the "i" (井) kanji.
May read "Ihara" (井原) or "Harai" (原井).
Mark #24
Examples (from the web)
Mark #25
Mark #26
The first name is perhaps a "Chidori" (plover).
Thanks to Fred Zweig for the info.
Mark #27
Mark #28
Examples (from the web)
Mark #29
Examples (from the web)
Mark #30
Examples (from the web)
Mark #31
Mark #32
Mark #33
May read "Itagai" (井田貝).
The 井 kanji comes from the surrounding frame.
Mark #34
Mark #34
Mark #35
Examples (from the web)
Mark #36
Fujisan (冨士山), literally - "Mount Fuji".
Examples (from the web)
Mark #37
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May read Natsume/Toge [棘] or "Kusa" [艸]
Mark #38
Examples (from the web)
Mark #39
Two damascene cane handles.
Examples (from the web)
