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Nice work!
Still, the sheath is blade-less until now? That's a three-years' celibacy indeed ![]() |
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Yes, still blade-less! ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Finally the keris is completed. The hilt get a bath in benzine to remove the coating from shellac, the nose has had two repairs with wood filler, maybe the reason for the shellac coating. And I have used the Malay blade with the broken kembang kacang since this blade fits nearly perfect the scabbard.
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Hi Detlef,
a beautiful piece, no difference to a 100% original coteng for my eyes. The blade fits perfect into the scabbard, very nice combination! I hope, you will find the silver coteng, that you are looking for such a long time in the near future. I will show my coteng with an old european restauration here until the scabbard is back from the jeweler. Best wishes, Roland |
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thank you for your kind words! ![]() ![]() Regards, Detlef |
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Good efforts after a long time!
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