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Old 26th March 2017, 04:40 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by F. de Luzon
Aside from the low quality blade, the hilt and sheath are of non-traditional design.
It's a nice souvenir but of a different quality from the traditional Keris Melayu.
Yes, not a particularly good representation of a Terengganu keris. Are you even sure it was actually produced in that area?
What would you like to discuss about this keris since as it is certainly not what any of our members would seek to collect as a representative example from that region?
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