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Originally Posted by VVV
Congratulations!
The best one of your newly acquired parang I have seen so far in 2009! 
It's very close to the Jimpul I traded with your for the LT in style.
Actually I think it's a Jimpul variation even if the tip isn't squarish.
On the scabbard end I have never seen it before on anything else than Pandat (enclosed an example).
So I assume that it's inspired from the Land Dayaks in style?
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Hi Maurice that is correct .
Hi Michael maybe it is the other way around that is the way I like to find out.
I think that there are 2 variations off pandats that one type did belong to the seadayaks but I never did found any proof that this right or wrong .
You are right whit thinking that there must be a few variations of the Jimpul
type we know from the shelford publication .
I see to much of this type very old ones .
You have also a few maybe you can post them also here to compare .
Compare your Oldman and your Coppens both maybe same age different area
different style .
The metal on the Handle is not silver Tim but could be an mix .
Ben