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Working BATAK knife ?
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Hello "aficionados"
Just win this knife or tool by Ebay. If someone can confirm: Is it Batak? Is it a Sumatran SADEUEB? length: 32 cm X 18 cm All comments are welcome. Thank's in advance |
I think it is for rice cutting.
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Hello Ericlaude :)
I am speaking from ignorance. To me the blade shape somewhat resembles the Parang Ginah/sickle knife from Malaya crossbred with a kerambit? I have included a picture of sickle from Mr Yaroms site. I look forward to comments from experts. Sorry I cant offer facts. Thank you for sharing. Best regards, Dan |
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I have seen a few in the past in slightly different style and these where offered as javanese rice cutting tools. This one has a hilt that makes me think of Sumatra too. But otherwise, not a weapon, but a rice cutting knife. |
Hello Ericlaude,
it's look like a sickle so it is probably a rice cutting tool. But the rice knifes from Java, Madura and also from Dayak look different. I have rice knifes from Madura and from Dayak and know the knives from Java. Tomorrow I will take some pics. sajen |
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The seller say it is original from :Lake toba district in north sumatra.
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Hello Ericlaude,
when you have the book from Albert van Zonneveld look at page 25. There is a drawing from an Arit, described as a sickle, tool-cum-weapon. The blade look very similar to your knife. Here is a pic from a rice knife from Madura called ani-ani. sajen |
thanks
Thank you very much gentlemen.
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