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Old 16th November 2010, 02:34 AM   #16
Rick
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Originally Posted by kai
Hello Richard,


Actually, this style of "greneng" is not traditional - if you're looking for a typical 19th c. Moro kris, it was good to pass up on this piece IMHO.

While the quality of the file work does look good and the special style is certainly of interest, I'd guess that this is a 20th c. blade. The separation line does look a bit weird to me and I'm far from convinced that this blade really has a seperate gangya rather than an engraved line...

Hilt does look like a makeshift repair, indeed.

Regards,
Kai
Desperate measures for desperate times, eh ?

Certainly not aimed at the 'pleasure travelers' market .

Make do or do without .

They made do .

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