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Old 28th February 2015, 07:53 PM   #1
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I can't really make out the name and I don't think it matches the names you have listed, but it's a nice piece anyway.

it looks like ? JIKR with a date below of 1911 and ?
I think that might be an abbreviation for Tjikeroeh. Nice sword.
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I think that might be an abbreviation for Tjikeroeh. Nice sword.
Agreed. Sometimes just the initials appear.
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