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Old 11th April 2018, 01:47 AM   #3
kai
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Hello Gustav,

Wow, that's really, really nice! Did you win the lottery recently?


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At 59,4 cm quite huge. It has 6 bars at the base of blade, the highest number I have seen on Kris so far, and 4 bars until the tip. The welding is done remarkably well.
Yes, excellent pamor control with a neat solution at the tip!

Also the shaping and fuller work is top notch. We do need a green with envy emoji!

Size is common for Maguindanao kris; looks like an early 20th century piece to me.

No scabbard surviving?

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Kai
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