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Old 8th January 2021, 01:37 PM   #1
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WOW Sajen, pretty darn nice ones you got there yourself; and with scabbards!
Thank you! But yours with the inlaid blades are outstanding.

The scabbards by the first one from left and the second from right are not original to the blades but fit them fairly well. The two at right are shadigan blades, not good to see in the pictures.
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Old 13th January 2021, 11:57 PM   #2
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Just received this barung last week, passed on by another forumite =) so difficult to get rid of the leaf-blade bug.
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Old 14th January 2021, 05:43 PM   #3
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Just received this barung last week, passed on by another forumite =) so difficult to get rid of the leaf-blade bug.
True, I have more barungs than I have hands to use them.

Is that dark streak in the scabbard a crack or a darker graining? A closeup of the carving near the scabbard mouth and of the grip pommel would be useful too. And, I have this odd desire to oil & rub my wood scabbards with furniture oil... Might do the Kris ones too.

I love the R'eyes' mark on the blade root...cool trademark. Mfg by M.Reyes I presume.
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Old 18th January 2021, 04:06 AM   #4
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True, I have more barungs than I have hands to use them.

Is that dark streak in the scabbard a crack or a darker graining? A closeup of the carving near the scabbard mouth and of the grip pommel would be useful too. And, I have this odd desire to oil & rub my wood scabbards with furniture oil... Might do the Kris ones too.

I love the R'eyes' mark on the blade root...cool trademark. Mfg by M.Reyes I presume.
Hi sir, it's a crack...the scabbard is damaged. I've included additional pictures.
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Old 18th January 2021, 05:15 AM   #5
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Nice, I'd be tempted to wick some superglue into the handle crack & possibly fill the scabbard defect with a wood putty or filler of some sort if you can do it without blocking the entrance of the blade, or possibly just wrap it in a few spots with rattan or other appropriate cord. But that's just me...
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