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Old 23rd July 2011, 10:38 PM   #8
Sajen
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Originally Posted by asomotif
Similar try : almost identical

Difficult to guess age, Detlefs example is maybe unused and very well preserved. If it is recent, I would be amazed by the quality carving.
I vote for well preserved.
The blades of batak weapons are often simple unlayered. This blade does not give me the idea of being newly made.

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Willem
Hi Willem,

you give me hope! The nice carving on my one let me think or hope that it is a genuine rawit.

Regards,

Detlef
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