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Old 5th January 2018, 05:10 PM   #9
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However, I can confirm that close inspection shows a laminated blade.
Hi Ian,
thank you for confirming. Can you give the thickness of the blade near the handle?

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Detlef, thanks for the suggestion that the hilt is a version of a makara. I had not thought of that. The hilt is made from horn and well rubbed over the years of use.
See the pictures taken from old threads which show other, sometimes unusual, makara styles from different origin. I think that the handle in very up is recarved, can you show a close-up from this area?[/QUOTE]


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None of you esteemed gentleman has suggested an origin different from my "Indonesian (?)" suggestion, so I am assuming that you all agree with that attribution for my sword.
Yes, I am sure it's Indonesian, from Lombok I think.
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