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WHO CAN HELP ME TO IDENTIFY THIS PAMOR?
SOMEONE TOLD ME THAT THIS PAMOR COULD BE: WALANG-SINUNDUK? BUT I’M NOT SURE ABOUT IT. YOUR OPINION/ ANY COMMENTS WIL BE WELCOM, I WOULD APPRECIATE IT VERY MUCH THANKS IN ADVANCE ![]() |
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No idea about the pamor, nevertheless an exceptional blade. My compliments.
It should look even more beautiful after etching. |
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GIO, thanks for your compliments.
Here is a picture with his sarong. further nobody who can tel me anything about it? ![]() |
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Very fine ensemble, congratulations!
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Very nice keris!
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As to pamor I agree with Sajen: this could be a variation of ron genduru.
The hilt is obviously Maduran and the selut suggests me a Banjarmasin influence. In conclusion a great piece ! |
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Thanks for your comment:
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One of the guess that it that it could be: walang-sinunduk comes from a Dutch book: "Pamoratlas” by: Ing.ean.Veenendaal. Page 86 shows three drawings/pictures of: pamor walang –sinunduk the middle one shows some similarity in appearance, but I found so far nothing else to compare. ![]() So I am still open to any suggestions ![]() |
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