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Old 1st September 2005, 05:30 AM   #10
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Hi Rahman and Nechesh, thanks for the info you shared. Actually the inlay on the sampir is made from silver not MOP. I agree with you Nechesh that this is a fully functional battle kris since it handles pretty well and the blade is just pretty much made for battle. Do some of other forum members have a sword similar to this one? Kindly share pictures? Thanks.
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