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Here is the late Pade I mentioned above.
Arjan, what´s your source for Tobelo? Michael |
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A small booklet called Tobelo " De waarde der dingen" about bride gifts in the Mollucan Tobelo culture where a few swords are pictured with more or less the same hilts. I will see if I can find it. Arjan. |
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Hello Arjan and Michael,
I show a picture of this small book from the swords already in this threat: http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showth...highlight=pade When I look to the sheat from Michael's newer Pade I have to think more to Sulawesi sword sheats. I sold not long ago a sword (maybe a wall decoration from Indonesia) with a similar hilt. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=300312396934 Maybe this hilt form is not unkommon for the region? ![]() sajen |
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Then I know which book you mean.
I don´t think the hilts and the swords shown in this book is that close to Roy´s chopper. In the Leiden collection there are 2 resembling swords found in Yamdena. But I haven´t seen any "closer resembling" Roy´s blade- and hilt-wise in Leiden. On my later chopper I also suspect that it´s SE Sulawesi, both sheath and blade. Michael |
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Pades from Kei Islands
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Thank you for sharing Arjan. You can give the resource? sajen |
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Pleyte, C. M. 1893 Ethnographische atlas van de Zuidwester- en Zuidooster-Eilanden Arjan. |
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