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Dajak 28th August 2007 05:52 PM

MANDAU SCABBARD WITH RARE BRASS PLATE
 
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AN NICE MANDAU with very rare brass plate on it

Does any one see this before ???


Ben

kai 28th August 2007 09:17 PM

Hello Ben,

Wow, that's also a very nice amulet!

Does the plate show any typical Dayak motifs?

Regards,
Kai

VVV 28th August 2007 09:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dajak
AN NICE MANDAU with very rare brass plate on it
Does any one see this before ???
Ben

Nice find!
Haven't seen anything like it before.
Please share some more of it and tell us about it.

Michael

Dajak 28th August 2007 11:02 PM

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Hi Kai and Michael here some more pics .

I think the Brass plate s maybe parts off chinese coins I don t now .
The handle also rare style .

The amulet is an piece of an bear jaw .

Ben

kai 29th August 2007 07:51 AM

Hello Ben,

Congrats, you really get the nicest toys!

Quote:

I think the Brass plate s maybe parts off chinese coins I don t now .
Too large for coins AFAIK. Probably some other gadget which found its way into Dayak hands?

Quote:

The handle also rare style .
Any clues on ethnic/geographic origin?


BTW, did you get my email/PM some weeks ago?

Regards,
Kai

VVV 29th August 2007 08:06 AM

If there is a hole in the center of the brass plate it could maybe be a flattened opium pipe fitting?

Michael

asomotif 29th August 2007 10:40 AM

Ben,

This mandau is no longer for auction than ?
Pictures look your work and not the seller that was offering it last week.

Best regards,
Willem

Dajak 29th August 2007 01:14 PM

Hi Willem no I trade the mandau with him same as the shield


Ben

David 29th August 2007 02:28 PM

Hi Ben. Nice mandau. Would it be possible to see a clear close-up of the coin at the base of the hilt. This is only the second time i have seen this (though admittedly my experience is limited), the other one is mine discussed in this thread:
http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showth...ghlight=mandau

Dajak 29th August 2007 02:49 PM

Hi David the coin on the handle mostly Dutch dime
this is not rare and can be seen a lot mostly it disapear and we only see the place where the coin was

the one in the forum looks also Like an dutch dime one side Dutch otherside Indonesian or arabic
Also only Dutch both side s and under the Handle also can be found an coin from Sarawak Radja James Brooke
The Only White Radja in History .

asomotif 29th August 2007 03:28 PM

Ben,

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Sarawak Radja James Brooke
The Only White Radja in History .
Charles Brooke (nefew of James) and Charles' son Charles Vyner Brooke, where they not white ? :rolleyes:

Dajak 29th August 2007 07:08 PM

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yes that is right I did mean the Brooke s are the only ones .
Thanks Willem.
But mostly the coin from J.Brooke we find on the Jimpul .
Here are Charles , James and cv Brooke


Hi David
Here is an Dutch coin Nederlands-Indie 2 and a half cents other side different language.
same as 10 cents . so I can say it is an dutch coin on the mandau of yours .
I have missed that post otherwise you would have sooner reaction on it sorry.

Ben

Dajak 29th August 2007 10:47 PM

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Originally Posted by VVV
If there is a hole in the center of the brass plate it could maybe be a flattened opium pipe fitting?

Michael

Hi Michael
Half hole so far as I can see


Kai I don t now yet where its from rare carving on the scabbard I am still looking .

Dajak 2nd September 2007 06:41 PM

I might found out where the mandau is from .
The carving on the handle can be found with the Bussang people .


Ben

kai 2nd September 2007 08:15 PM

Hello Ben,

Do they live along the middle Mahakam river?

Regards,
Kai

Dajak 4th September 2007 05:37 PM

Hi Kai they live above mahakam between Kenya and Modang in the 1980 that can be found in Hornbill and Dragon.

Ben


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