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Old 17th April 2009, 06:47 PM   #5
Mefidk
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Thanks semar.

Yours certainly does look very much like my piece so I'm happy to call mine a Sumatran klewang

But I wonder is it possible to get any further with this. For example does the horn hilt have a name and any significance as to area or age? Or is it simply that the hilt shape, blade shape & metal, fuller no fuller were all just following the preferance or pocket of the owner and don't have any tribal or other significance?
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