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Old 10th April 2005, 08:38 AM   #4
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I would agree with the above and would only add that the price is not particularly out of line for this type of keris, especially when truly antique. The handle is beautifully carved and i hope the owner is capable of a competent restoration. Of course, supplying a sheath will probably be the most difficult part.
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