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Old 10th November 2017, 04:58 AM   #9
F. de Luzon
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It has lost too many details to allow for a more critical appraisal though. If it has been cared for in a western collection for over 100 years, the blade could easily be from the 18th century; blades that came out of Indonesia more recently, can exhibit similar erosion and be much younger (including artificially aged new blades).
Hello Kai,

Out of curiosity, is there a way to tell if a keris blade has been artificially aged?

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Fernando
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