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Ok regarding the Bicol piece not being or being a form of kris, I guess I need to see the whole blade.
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Hello Jose,
Here the one from the Spanish museum. How about the other two examples from Carlos and Barry? Regards, Kai |
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This the best that I can do. Hope it is of some help.
Best, Robert |
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New pictures from the tang and place from missing ferrule ?
Best regards and thanks all for information carlos |
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Carlos, are there engravings on the Gandhik (area under the elefant trunk), or are these just different overlapping metal layers? I see, this side of the blade base (from your previous post) is in much better state of preservation, perhaps becouse of the protrusion of the hand guard covering it. Now we see the other side has been extensively filed down.
If you were able to remove the hilt and hand guard completely, it would be very interesting to see a complete picture of this side (base of blade looking at it from 90°). Last edited by Gustav; 20th April 2013 at 12:43 PM. |
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Hello Carlos,
I'd love to see this blade etched! This would be much safer to do after disassembling and allow for some additional closer inspection (e. g. as suggested by Gustav); removal of active rust from the tang will also lessen pressure on the horn hilt and avoid further splitting which already is apparent on both hilt ends. Please let me know if you could use any help with such a project... Best wishes, Kai |
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