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David 21st April 2012 11:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sajen
This (the residual pamor) was the reason why I have written before that this keris is in my opinion not a "keeper" since I have thought that the pamor is gone.

Hey Detlef...do you remember your first love. Maybe she didn't really kiss that well (by your now more worldly standards) and she might not have been the best looking of all the girls that came after, but she will always be a "keeper" in your memory, won't she. ;)

Rick 21st April 2012 11:29 PM

I will admit to buying a keris with residual pamor; and recently ..... ;)
The edges had been cleaned up and the blade re-stained . The pamor left on the blade (very old) was an adeg form indicating likely empu manufacture .

My very first keris was a very old example and quite raggedy edged; it was from the Sultan Agung era .

I still have it ... of course . :)

Sajen 21st April 2012 11:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by David
Hey Detlef...do you remember your first love. Maybe she didn't really kiss that well (by your now more worldly standards) and she might not have been the best looking of all the girls that came after, but she will always be a "keeper" in your memory, won't she. ;)

Hi David,

I still remember that she kissed very well! ;) :D Like I have written before, when Dan like this keris he should keep him. And it seems that he is on the way to give this keris what he should get. I only want to say that I might to see already before that there don't will be any visible pamor anymore.

Regards,

Detlef

Sajen 21st April 2012 11:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rick
I will admit to buying a keris with residual pamor; and recently ..... ;)
The edges had been cleaned up and the blade re-stained . The pamor left on the blade (very old) was an adeg form indicating likely empu manufacture .

My very first keris was a very old example and quite raggedy edged; it was from the Sultan Agung era .

I still have it ... of course . :)

I think we all have a keris like this, I am as well. Nothing wrong by this. See what I have answered David. ;) :)

Regards,

Detlef

Rick 22nd April 2012 01:34 AM

Yes, Detlef .
All my girlfriends were beautiful; every single one ! ;)

















Of course my Wife is the best of them all !! :D

Rick

David 22nd April 2012 03:28 PM

A smart answer there Rick... ;)


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