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Old 21st September 2013, 08:54 PM   #1
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Yes Jean, i was referring to Willem's keris, not yours. And to me, both the blade and the sheath always seemed more peninsula than Sumatran. That "flat" ivory buntet on the sheath looks much more like peninsula examples i have seen. The very boldly defined gandik and the meaty pesi looks more like what i would expect from a peninsula piece.
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It's come to my attention that Willem is currently selling this keris, so this discussion is closed until a sale is completed or it comes off the market.
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