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Old 31st December 2008, 11:15 AM   #1
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Yes it is a really nice piece to have indeed!

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Hello Erik,

Yes, this size rencong is not practical in use. Too long too heavy, difficult to handle and difficult to move and direct towards an opponent.

But it is the longest I have ever seen and fun to have in the collection.

as for Michaels rencong.

How is the base of the blade constructed ?
Most of the times these 'models' have brass at the base of the blade.
This one too ?

Best regards,
Willem
Would guess it would be suassa and not brass on this quality of rencong.

Regards, Erik
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Old 31st December 2008, 11:26 AM   #2
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Most of the times these 'models' have brass at the base of the blade.
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Would guess it would be suassa and not brass on this quality of rencong
The few examples I have seen in private and museum collections had brass on the base of the blade.
One had suasa. but I can not recall where I saw that one.
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