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Bjorn · 2nd July 2018, 07:02 PM

I wouldn't call it a tourists piece, but it does look like it may well be a dealer's montage.

The jejeran is from Madura, the gambar is Solo, the pendok is Yogya (and the wrong way around), the mendak is Javanese, and the blade itself is from Jateng (I think, but I'm not very good at identifying a blade's origins).

Incidentally, while in a battered state, the pendok seems quite nice.

2nd July 2018, 07:02 PM	#2
Bjorn Member Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Netherlands Posts: 188	I wouldn't call it a tourists piece, but it does look like it may well be a dealer's montage. The jejeran is from Madura, the gambar is Solo, the pendok is Yogya (and the wrong way around), the mendak is Javanese, and the blade itself is from Jateng (I think, but I'm not very good at identifying a blade's origins). Incidentally, while in a battered state, the pendok seems quite nice.