Antique Minangkabau Keris for Comments - Ethnographic Arms & Armour

25th September 2017, 03:52 PM

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GIO

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Quote:

Originally Posted by David

You are not wrong Gio. Probably some length lost to erosion. Keris luks should be od and an even count of luks is most often due to lost length of the blade for one reason or another.

Thanks for your suggestion, David. In fact I have never considered this aspect.

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