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Old 14th December 2008, 05:57 PM   #12
tunggulametung
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Is this the hilt you are referring to? If so Noe had it's origins listed as Banjarmasin.

Kai Wee, i love this dhapur and have a very similar one in my own collection. I have also seen it identified as Kebo Giri. Does anyone know if this is a correct name variation or just a common keris misnomer?
Magic, yes Sir that is the one!
Kebo Giri I would call the dhapur.
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