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Charles
Shelford claims that these were largely for agricultural use. This one must have been for a very rich farmer! I have never seen one been carried or used in any of the old photos either. Regards Roy |
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Here is a picture from Mjoeberg / Borneo that I just sold on the swap.
The 2nd from the left is carrying a parang latok imho. Also intersting the 2 guys on the right are carying very rare betelnut/sirih knifes. Last edited by asomotif; 8th June 2010 at 12:16 PM. |
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A great pic...the first I have seen that even suggested a latok or pandit type.
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Your latok is probably Melanau, not Land dayak, based on the blade thickness, silver, motifs etc.
Here is another picture with what looks more like a buko. Michael PS I don't understand why the picture gets turned when I upload it? |
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Hope it works!
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