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Old 10th November 2016, 09:35 PM   #1
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IMHO it is Sumatran. What is your opinion ?
Hi GIO,

look to the tripartite handle collar and as well the flow of the scabbard, very similar to the both examples from naga82 so I would think that your example is from Lombok. But like Kai I would like to see better pictures.

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Old 11th November 2016, 12:28 AM   #2
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Here is an example within the context of culture.
Maybe there are some clues.
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Old 11th November 2016, 12:34 PM   #3
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Here is an example within the context of culture.
Maybe there are some clues.
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do you know from where exact this picture?

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Old 12th November 2016, 05:26 PM   #4
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do you know from where exact this picture?

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Hi Detlef; no I don't know where this picture was taken.
I thought that possibly the location could be suggested by the arms the men are carrying. We see a Piso Podang there and what looks like a Sumatra pedang; those spears; could they suggest a locale?
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Old 12th November 2016, 06:39 PM   #5
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Those gentlemen seem to be Batak.

The spears appear to be not very distinct but the guy carrying them seems to have a lopah petawaran in his belt.

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Old 12th November 2016, 10:48 PM   #6
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Those gentlemen seem to be Batak.

The spears appear to be not very distinct but the guy carrying them seems to have a lopah petawaran in his belt.
Hello Kai and Rick,

yes, I've noticed the piso podang and the possible lopah petawaran but the right guy seems to wear a badik in his belt!?! And the pedang don't fit really as well. So my question to Rick.

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Old 12th November 2016, 02:14 PM   #7
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...... But like Kai I would like to see better pictures.

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Thanks to a sunny day I hope these pictures are better..
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Thanks to a sunny day I hope these pictures are better..

Hello Gio,

very nice pedang! Still would say it's a Lombok one but others may have a different opinion.

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