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Hopefully there are some remnants of tin foil, which would do also to get me satisfied.... ![]() I'm very pleased some of the "almost ever" missing cord is still there.. |
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Hi Maurice,
very nice example! ![]() Regards, Detlef |
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I'm collecting Borneo, but think I will not be able to trade/ part with this one, as it's a pure headhunting sword (though from Celebes). Look at the complicated knotted hair at the handle of one of the victims! Also a great surplus is that the blade is covered with tin. As I said before this was done with swords which had taken heads! Unfortunately some rust comes through here and there, but I decided not to clean it, avoiding loosing some of the tin (which I definately not want). Regards, Maurice |
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Just wanted to add that the way of tying the hair is exactly the same as on the 3 celebes spears that I own. Unfortunately the spears are decorated with monkey or dyed goat hair. ![]() Best regards, Willem |
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Can you post some images of the tying of the hair? Probably they are from the same area than... Kind Regards, Maurice |
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Hmmmm...
I wish I had some daylight available at this hour ![]() Here 2 close ups of hair decoration on the spears. |
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Kind regards, Maurice |
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