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Old 10th June 2016, 11:46 AM   #13
Jean
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Originally Posted by mariusgmioc
My only frustration was that there was no comprehensive book with the kerises, except a very small one I already had and a big and nice one that was only in Indonesian.
Hello Marius,
The most interesting krisses from the Neka Museum collection are shown & described in their nice book "Bali Keris Bersejarah", and the text is not very important not to say rather confusing IMO....
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