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Originally Posted by John
Sorry to have given a wrong "signal" Rick.  How could I take offence from someone I've a lot of respect for. I certainly did anticipate you knew what you were talking about earlier which now is obvious for one who has hands on experience taking apart whales and bones. Your points are well noted. Thanks.
You could look at pics of my piece by clicking on the word " one" of my preceding post or from this earlier thread:
http://www.vikingsword.com/ubb/Forum1/HTML/002016.html |
My apologies John , I'm a little color blind in the red end of the spectrum and didn't notice the color change on the word .
I wonder if the bone has been treated some way for that is not its natural color when fresh . Also that piece is a superior example of the material .
Does it feel 'light' in your hand ?
I have only taken apart Sperm , Humpback , and Pilot whales .*
*(if the US Gov't is reading this ; it was in the 60's before the M.M.P.A. Guys , honest !)
Oh , and Nechesh I agree that this is a pretty non-traditional keris and the sales pitch is quite interesting .
I still come back to the question ; why don't we see 'elderly examples of this wrongko material ?