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Old Today, 03:50 PM   #1
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I believe that is a very nice Maranao keping. You can search the forum for the term. Please post pictures after you clean it up.
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I think Jeff and Sajen have identified this correctly as a Maranao keping. The style of kakatua pommel suggests early 20th C manufacture. It would certainly benefit from cleaning the blade and hilt. The scabbard shows some nice okir work.
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