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Thank you for your message, and can we call the bluisih hue on the silver patina or does
it needs a light clean with silver polish?

I know that i want to get rid of the remnants of brasso stains on the wood, i will gently clean it with old wood reviver. and then a buff of wax.

Also need to think about the blades do they need a good clean i am not sure.

Regards, Martin

ps. are these rare weapons?
Hi Martin,

I personally would clean the silver to shiny but Batak silver is good silver which soon gets dark again. There is also a little bit of suassa involved, I've marked it on the attached picture.
And yes, I would clean the blades but these blades don't show any lamination.
Karo Batak kalasans are not extremely rare weapons but they are somewhat rare in the quality you got in your two examples, I like them!

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Detlef
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