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Old 31st March 2023, 10:09 PM   #18
Sajen
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Good idea about wraping up with cloth on the top part of the scabbard where the rattan bainding is now missing. But I believe the scabbard has the rattan all the way up to the cross piece originally.

I have people here that do rattan works (for chairs and such) who can easily put new rattan binding at this missing part - although I'm very sure they can not replicate the original exactly. The original looks v brittle now and was protected by previous owner with transparent tape which is peeling off now. I'm not sure if I should do this (new rattan binding for missing part) or just use cloth binding which is a lot easier or leave the thing as it is.

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I recieved the kris last week (see pics with purplish mat background). The cross piece decoration is very similar to some barongs. I did a little bit of amateurish cleaning with vineger (see pics with red background) . The blade showed 'pamor' and laminated(?). Is this usual for Kris? the okir look quite nice to me.
Nice later kris with very nice lamination and a good cleaning/staining job you have done.
Here you can see my example with integral gangya: http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showth...highlight=kris

You can see also that F. de Luzon is correct by the cloth wrapping in up from the scabbard.

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Detlef
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