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Sajen
Ok, Indonesia sounds good. Anyone else got any ideas Roy |
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Hi Roy,
cannot help with origins .....other than SEA. Strange that the carved face seems African ![]() Regards David |
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And Tibetan type of blade lamination.....
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"And Tibetan type of blade lamination....."
This very thought comes to my mind every time I look on the Sumatra Pedang I have ![]() But many Tibetan blades were in reality trade blades from China, as well there were Chinese sword smiths working in Malaysia and Indonesia. So in principle these blades may be relatives… |
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