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Join Date: Dec 2004
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hi, is this the one.......................jimmy
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Join Date: Apr 2005
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Hello Jimmy,
I guess Maurice was hoping for a Borneo dagger... ![]() Looks more vintage than antique from the pics, doesn't it? Blade crafted from monosteel or are laminations visible? I can't place this one; am hoping someone else will chime in. Best wishes, Kai |
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: The Netherlands
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Hi Jim ( and Kai
![]() I totaly forgot to react... Sorry for that. Thank you for posting the image of the dagger. Kai was right: I hoped to see a south Borneo dagger... Maurice |
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Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Kaboejoetan Galoenggoeng Mélben
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Hullo everybody!
![]() Apologies for the late response. I would accept both items as Soenda: - The longer blade I'd classify as: Pedang Abet - Gobang Paoet Njere Soelangkar, or simply, Gobang Soelangkar. - The shorter blade I'd classify as: Badi Tjondre (or Tjoendrik), or simply Badi. The dress on both are typical Tjirebon. However, in yesteryear, Tjirebon encompassed such areas as Koeningan etc. and was 'influential' in such areas as Tegal and Banjoemas. Thus, I have used the term 'Tjirebonan' (= in the Tjirebon style). Best, |
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