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Old 23rd January 2010, 12:55 PM   #10
njo kesasar
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Originally Posted by A. G. Maisey
I would be inclined to leave this keris exactly as it is.

I rather feel that attempting to alter the intentionally created appearance of this keris might result in some unintended surprises.
Alan,
I do agree with you to leave (certain) things as they are, got curious though to the material of the hilt. I followed the tips I received however before your reply reached me. I wonīt say Iīm disappointed so far because here are the results of an overnight soaking (two times) in denture cleaning tablets (as an addition to the tip of Asomotif ) and brushing with oil and toothpaste. I think it is bone material, donīt know what bone though, could be deer as well as karbau ??
Donīt know either who this is, Hanuhman or Sugriva or ........? Canīt find a tail at his back and wonder what he is carrying in both right (rujakpolo?) and left hand. Some surprises? Yes, there is some damage, deep scratches at the chest and lime at the jaw. Well, it is as it is. Decided to leave the pendok as is, because I noticed some detachment at the side of the pendok.
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Any comment on the figure is very welcome: who, what etc etc
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