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Old 6th June 2014, 10:33 AM   #1
kai
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I'm with Rick: A typical keris Bali with nice blade and pamor. The warangan came out very nicely and with the typical Bali finish - congrats!

The pitted areas are not that distracting IMHO and, as already stated, you've got an almost undamaged, original blade tip as a bonus.

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Kai
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