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Old 10th July 2013, 11:31 PM   #3
asomotif
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I can imagine why you think of Borneo.

copper inlay, inlay on the back/spine. stag hilt. handy short chopper blade as we have seen before on the forum.

Yet, it is not typical Borneo imho, and the inscriptions on the blade look genuine and look absolutely not Borneo.

I hope someone recognises the writting on the blade to help us on the way.

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Willem
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