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Originally Posted by Jean
Thank you Alan. I would like to add 2 observations:
. From the pics the blade does not seem to properly fit into the scabbard (sinking & floating into the slot and with a different angle), so this kris is probably a dealer's montage?
. According to a well-known javanese kris book written by Koesni in 1979, a long sogokan is an indicator of tangguh Pajang but we know how incertain it is... 
Gustav, could you please show us a similar wavy blade attributed to the Malay Peninsula?
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Jean,
please just use search function, the word "Malela", and you will find a lot of wavy peninsular blades with long Sogokan in UBB forum, which all are, of course, much younger then this blade and so different in style. Really old peninsular blades are practically unknown. Three interesting blades also here on the first page, for you particularly the last one:
http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showth...ighlight=kedah
That dealer would have lived a long time before. I have seen the pics of it before cleaning.
May I ask - its Pengging or Pajang to you now?
Regards