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T. Koch · 10th November 2013, 08:33 PM

Hi guys,

I have these two looking for a new home. I think that the first one is from Madura. It has a wooden hilt, brass mendak and pendok and everything has a nice smell of sandalwood.

[B]EUR 100,-[/B]

The other one I believe is from Sulawesi. It also also comes with a wooden hilt, but due to the long pesi, it's a rather poor fit. Mendak is likewise brass, the wood of the wrangka with a pleasing pattern and the buntut is buffalo horn. [B]EUR 100,-[/B]

Both keris have been recently cleaned, but they do need a stain. All wood has been waxed by me and for a couple of old commoner's keris, they are in nice shape. If I am way off with my description or prices, please let me know.

All the best, - Thor

10th November 2013, 08:33 PM	#1
T. Koch Member Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: Mother North Posts: 189	A couple of affordable keris Hi guys, I have these two looking for a new home. I think that the first one is from Madura. It has a wooden hilt, brass mendak and pendok and everything has a nice smell of sandalwood. [B]EUR 100,-[/B] The other one I believe is from Sulawesi. It also also comes with a wooden hilt, but due to the long pesi, it's a rather poor fit. Mendak is likewise brass, the wood of the wrangka with a pleasing pattern and the buntut is buffalo horn. [B]EUR 100,-[/B] Both keris have been recently cleaned, but they do need a stain. All wood has been waxed by me and for a couple of old commoner's keris, they are in nice shape. If I am way off with my description or prices, please let me know. All the best, - Thor