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I'm sort of with Marcokeris on this one - has elements of Sulu and Malay - Kalimantan for me therefore.
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Beautiful piece. I thought it might be Sundang Sulu.
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These Moro-like keris are typical for Kalimantan. Look in the book by Van Zonneveld for instance. But also in other keris books you see those keris wich looks like a sundang but are described to Kalimantan.
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Thanks for all the comments!
There seems to be a concensus on a Borneo (maybe Sabah is more probable than Kalimantan?)/Sulu combination. Newsteel, do you meen Malaysian, Borneo or Sulu when writing Sundang Sulu? Michael |
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Judging from the fittings and bulan sabit sampir, probably it could be from northern Borneo. |
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Thanks Newsteel,
Wasn't sure of what you meant when calling it a Sundang Sulu. I don't recognise the hilt as being Borneo. Does anyone have any resembling picture as a reference? Michael |
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