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MINI JIMPUL / APPROX 1900-1930.
Ps. as miniatures are involved. can we all mention the size or put something in the picture to give some reference to size ![]() |
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RENCONG / LETTER OPENER ? Next to his full size brother.
I have no idea on the age of this miniature rencong. Once I have been told that they sometimes date from pre ww2 period. But I also see well made comtemporary rencong that are more of a letter opener than a belly opener. Not how transparant the horn scabbard is. |
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Small mandau. In fact this is not a miniature, but made for a child.
For the connaisseurs, note that the shape of the scabbard suggests that this childs mandau was worn on the left ![]() ![]() while the shape of the blade suggest right handed 'use'. ![]() |
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