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I JUST BOUGHT IT, I ONLY KNOW TOTAL LENGHT NEAR 11 INCH. SOMEBODY KNOWS SOMETHING?
THANKS IN ADVANCE CARLOS |
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Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Toronto, Canada
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Hi Carlos,
Could you post some close-ups of the blade? Since it's a keris-like blade, maybe we can start with the assumption that it's SE-Asian. Of course it could be a lot of other things, including western if made recently. Is the blade stainless or regular steel? The stag could give some clues perhaps, even though it's probably a later handle. The luks seem well forged, following the central ridge quite well...maybe a Filipino piece? Regards, Emanuel |
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THIS PICTURE IS FROM THE SELLER, I HAVENīT THE KNIFE, WHEN I RECEIVED I īLL POST MORE PICTURES, BUT BY THE MOMENT ONLY HAVE THIS, IīM SORRY. |
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#4 |
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Join Date: Nov 2004
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Four luks (curves) ; most Indo keris style blades have an odd number.
This could be a shortened blade but the high polish makes me think non Indonesian. ![]() |
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Location: Sint-Amandsberg (near Ghent, Belgium)
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In my opinion, it's a German hunting dagger. Normally they have a one-edged straight blade.
In Germany, these are called 'Jagdnicker'. |
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Surely not Indonesian and doesn't seems to be SE Asian to my asian eyes...
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