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Join Date: Dec 2004
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Hi All
Picked this up at the show this weekend. Seems to be an older keris? The creature reminded me of a cartoon character from my childhood Lew Last edited by LOUIEBLADES; 19th March 2007 at 03:47 PM. |
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Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Italy
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Surely it seems an old malay (?) keris. Nice the sarong.
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Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Nova Scotia
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Nice score Lew. Yoou should glad i didn't show this past weekend or i may have been vieing for that keris as well.
I know we have seen that sheath form before, either from Kai Wee or Shahrial i think. Maybe they will have something to say. I think this may be a Sumatran form.
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Hmmm... this one is a little tricky. The blade looks Sumatran. The selut, Palembang styled. The hilt form, ... unusual . The sheath's cross-piece looks a little odd, possibly a replacement. The shaft looks nice, truer to the shape of a Sumatran piece. Sorry, just my frank opinion. The blade is nice though.
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![]() Did you made the hot needle test, Lew? Regards, Kai |
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Beany and Cecil from the 60s. Don't need to do the hot needle test I can see the cross hatch pattern in the ivory in spots. Lew |
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Kermit would have been close enough...
![]() Good score, Lew! |
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