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I am probably completely off here - but the non latin characters on the pommel inscription look a bit like Thai script?
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I have no clue what the Latin script means, but it is the secondary script that is key to telling us more about this dagger.
It does, indeed, look Thai or Burmese, but I am not familiar with the scripts of the Indonesian archipelago. ...still holding out hope that someone will have an answer...actually for EITHER of the scripts! |
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Michael,
I think you are spot on. I really believe this is custom made for a westerner that may have gone "mildly native". I too think it is from a Javanese craftsman, but still want to what we get on that script. |
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not Thai script. It 's unreadable to me.
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Charles, I agree with Michael.
The little clip at the belt I've seen more often on Javanese Tjikeroeh swords. Regards, Maurice |
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