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Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: The Netherlands
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Nice start Michael,
But than again, you obviously already knew what you where looking for. With my first mandau I never heard of Dayaks. |
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Sweden
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Willem,
On my mandau you are correct that I had seen several, as well as visited both East and North Borneo, before I bought one. Also I didn't have the money available at the time I was travelling for buying anything else than cheap souvenirs. I am curious to see the rest of your first mandau? And some of the other forumites first mandaus too? Michael |
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Hello Michael,
Here some more picture of my first mandau. The handle is a bit too clean, but might have been cleaned maybe. The blade is straight / no decorations, I am nut sure that his combination of handel blade and scabbard is all original. |
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: The Netherlands
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Willem, your first mandau looks very nice. And Michael here's my first (real) mandau. My first mandau was a real disaster. ![]() I sold it already to someone who didn't mind it was just 20 years old. I have no pictures anymore to show here, and if I had them I wouldn't place them anyway. ![]() So I will show you as I consider my first (real) old mandau. It is an old sea dayak mandau with tufts of human hair. |
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