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In the invincible krises 2, the author shows a 10 luk keris.
I bought a small keris with a blade that appers to be very old, or at least very often cleaned and restained ![]() is this a 10 luk blade ? ![]() |
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AS you point out, it is an old blade with a bit of erosion. It is quite possible that the 11th luk wore away.
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I think you have a good point, David (get it?
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Agreed guys, originally 11 luks,
![]() ![]() I have a blade of similar material.. but 5 luks.. if the luks were shorter, it might be missing as well. http://alamshah.fotopic.net/p32027860.html |
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Thanks for the comments.
Any idea on how old this blade might be. |
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Might be 10/30 years this one heavely acid to make it look older .
Ben |
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