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Old 6th March 2008, 06:28 PM   #1
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Thanks, folks!

This blade is really interesting: Those shandigan barongs which I've seen had pretty evenly forged/grinded blades while this one has a kind of submarginal fuller all along the edge enclosing what appears to be a less deeply carved central area. Has anybody encountered any barong resembling one of these features?

BTW, Michael: Congrats for getting that Bayu - I want pics of that one, too!

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Old 6th March 2008, 09:36 PM   #2
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Thanks Kai,

I am still excited that I got it.
It's the first I have ever seen for sale on eBay, or any other auction.
On your shandigan remarks I don't get it.
Don't most have that feature to make them better balanced?
The metal pattern on your barong however....

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