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Hello Séverin,
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I'm not convinced that the oddness really is a result of any later re-shaping: Already the sosoran is unusual and this would be tough to change. Could you specify length, thickness, etc., please? Quote:
it is possible that this wild mix is a genuine combo regardless. However, this would be tough to establish... Quote:
How about the patina inside the scabbard? Regards, Kai |
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Lenght : 33,5cm
thickness (ganja) : 0,5cm width (under the kembang kacang) : 2,9cm Inside the scabbard the patina is a little old but seems less old than the outside patina., exept a very little part which has been re-cut more recently to insert the base of the selut. Last edited by Athanase; 12th April 2018 at 09:36 AM. |
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That blade though.....
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Hi All,
I have never seen another keris blade like it but the pamor appears to follow the edge of the blade on both sides so I don't know how much the blade could have been reshaped. To me it generally has that sturdy, thick base look that I like so much about Bugis (especially Sulawesi) blades. This one just tapers more sharply than I have ever seen. I really like it because it has an air of direct lethality about it. A "no fooling around, you mess with me and I'm going to do you in with this thing" visual statement I find appropriate for an edged weapon. Sincerely, RobT |
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