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The Coteng has various sizes and the rare one is as long as the Tajong..
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This is another collector collection. Good example to see the different Coteng with different length and sizes.
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This Coteng has been cleaned
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A gift from my Thai friend..
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ɬɧıʂ ıʂ another Coteng from my Thai Friend..
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Small gathering... ɧơ℘ɛ ყơu like it..
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Thanks! Can I clarify whether you meant the hilt was not correct for the sheath, or that the hilt is considered a coteng hilt?
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With so many specimens shown in this thread, it should go down as the Coteng thread to come to for a visual feast. Thanks for sharing them.
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According to some serious collectors, as the hilt is made of wood, some tends to get damage over time and often got replaced. In this instance, it can be either be a situation where the Coteng hilt has been replaced with a Tajong. Alternatively, it may be a situation where a Tajong Keris has been matched with a Coteng shield. The suggestion from the collectors are either One quick way is to change the hilt or shield. Cheers |
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