Bali/Sumatran piso podang swap?

Henk · 29th March 2009, 08:45 PM

Hi Tim, I suppose this isn't the right place indeed. But the Piso Podang intrigued me so much. I cann't recall you showed this piece on the forum for comment.

From the pictures the blade seems laminated and the writing could be done on a local blade. Completely agree. But the tip under the magnify glass shows a different pattern. More pitting in contradiction to the laminated part.

But I thank you in the first place for the education in my own Dutch history

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Herman Willem Daendels, it couldn't be more dutch, could be very likely the solution to this Piso Podang.

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29th March 2009, 08:45 PM	#7
Henk Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: The Netherlands Posts: 1,209	Hi Tim, I suppose this isn't the right place indeed. But the Piso Podang intrigued me so much. I cann't recall you showed this piece on the forum for comment. From the pictures the blade seems laminated and the writing could be done on a local blade. Completely agree. But the tip under the magnify glass shows a different pattern. More pitting in contradiction to the laminated part. But I thank you in the first place for the education in my own Dutch history . Herman Willem Daendels, it couldn't be more dutch, could be very likely the solution to this Piso Podang.