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4th September 2010, 09:35 PM | #2 |
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BluErf, this was the definition I had come to understand as a chieftain's keris. And thus wanted to know if there was any merit to it.
Khalifah Muda, a good example of what I am talking about. I noticed that the buntut on this one is made of ivory matching the hilt. |
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Another thought. Would it also be considered a chieftain's keris if it has some gold on it, say top and bottom like in the example I showed.
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No answers to my question?
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