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Old 24th February 2015, 08:47 PM   #16
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Well, i'm no "expert", but i see no reason not to accept this as an indigenous Indonesian blade. I know we have seen this form before, but i just can't find the thread yet. I'll keep searching. Perhaps someone else remembers. Believe me Roland, there are plenty examples of "fine and flawless" forging from SEA. The Europeans did not have a monopoly on such skills.
Did you mean this thread :

http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showth...=spear+bayonet

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