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Old 19th October 2011, 11:06 PM   #1
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Yes, agree most probable Twalen! Here pictures from my old Twalen figure - no keris holder but a nice old carving.

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Nice one Detlef.

His hands look shaped like they did hold something in the past ?
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Nice one Detlef.

His hands look shaped like they did hold something in the past ?

Thank you Willem,

yes, I like it as well, good old Bali carving. You are correct by your assumption but I really don't know what. Maybe tombaks?

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