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Old 13th March 2022, 05:51 AM   #1
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Wow!! Thank you for sharing the example from your collection. The carving on the hilt is very interesting. There is definitely serious symbolism in this hilt style.

I’m including another example I found in Europe but that isn’t for sale. It also has similar characteristics. Both of the archaic kris have very nice twist cores. Have you checked yours?
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Old 13th March 2022, 05:58 AM   #2
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Here are some additional pics of the two archaics.
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Old 13th March 2022, 04:05 PM   #3
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Hello SS,

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Both of the archaic kris have very nice twist cores. Have you checked yours?
Albert's blade is made from a copper alloy - so no pattern welding to be expected.

It also seems to be quite a bit younger, possibly with a recycled hilt/pommel. From the design, the hilt might well be from a similar period as your younger example that you got from Charles.

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