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Bill M · 20th March 2015, 01:59 PM

Jean, David, what do you consider as "old/antique"? Over 50 years? Over 100 years?

I honestly don't remember if the seller said it was really old. He did say it was a good example and I doubt that he would mislead me.

I like the keris and I realize that it is difficult to ascertain without having it in hand. I am not offended by opinions. I do not consider myself as an expert in keris and am looking for comments so that I might learn.

Please keep opinions and comments coming, I want to learn.

20th March 2015, 01:59 PM	#7
Bill M Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: USA Georgia Posts: 1,599	Jean, David, what do you consider as "old/antique"? Over 50 years? Over 100 years? I honestly don't remember if the seller said it was really old. He did say it was a good example and I doubt that he would mislead me. I like the keris and I realize that it is difficult to ascertain without having it in hand. I am not offended by opinions. I do not consider myself as an expert in keris and am looking for comments so that I might learn. Please keep opinions and comments coming, I want to learn.