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i think its a knife from java but i not know for 100%
regards semar |
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A modern Sewar ?
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I do not know exactly how to classify you knife or mine but I suspect at face value, yours is a more modern version of mine seen below.
Perhaps some of our Dutch and German friends can comment? Gavin |
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oke thank you
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nice knife, semar.
looks like a westernised version of a sewah/kuku macan 'modern' in the sense it's not an ancient design. looks like it could be vintage or even an 19c antique. blade looks also a bit like an 'officers' model fairbairn 'cobra' ![]() Last edited by kronckew; 27th June 2015 at 01:37 PM. |
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It look Javanese to my eyes.
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