SUMATRA TAPAK KUDA HILT FORMS

[kulbuntet]

Something diffrent, but stil Sumatra panjang,

[kulbuntet]

[David]

These last offerings are not tapak kuda form...

[Newsteel]

Thanks Kai Wee, that is very nice. Should come and 'audit' your private arsenal some day

The first pic posted by kulbuntet s totally of different form. It's not the typical tapak kuda form, probably this form is from Indragiri Riau?

[BluErf]

Originally Posted by Newsteel

Thanks Kai Wee, that is very nice. Should come and 'audit' your private arsenal some day

After the audit, do I have to file 'tax returns'? ;p

[kulbuntet]

Originally Posted by David

These last offerings are not tapak kuda form...

Yep, but are Sumatran, so on topic..:P

[Sajen]

Read post #3!

Best regards,

Detlef

[David]

Originally Posted by kulbuntet

Yep, but are Sumatran, so on topic..:P

Actually Kulbuntet, i believe that if you read the beginning posts it was decided early on to dedicate this thread to the Tapak Kuda form, so stick your tongue back in your mouth son...

[Rick]

NT

[BluErf]

Originally Posted by Rick

NT

Rick's example - I have a similar one too. It's on a panjang which is probably from the more Northern areas of Sumatra. However, it is so simple that I'm not sure if it could be a generic form and not attributable to any region in Sumatra.