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Old 8th June 2010, 08:35 PM   #4
kai
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Early 20th c. sounds good to me (with later replaced scabbard). For better gripping, there seem to have been usually several bands of woven fiber placed along the barung grip area; however, the thread behind the ferrule is recent and I'd remove it.

Lew's example is 19th c. - nicely carved scabbard!

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Kai
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