Achenese 'Roedoïh' & 'Tjot Jang' / silver & suasa

Maurice · Yesterday, 08:34 PM

Both sides of the Roedoïh (rudus) are partly hollow grounded, which is resulting that there are clearly ribs visible along the spine and cutting edge. Along the spine, there is always a shallow groove.

The Tjot jang (Cojang) has no grooves and no 'swollen' ribs along the sides of the blade.

(Partially translated from the text written by P. Vermeiren, about the Christoffel collection)

Yesterday, 08:34 PM	#1
Maurice Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: The Netherlands Posts: 1,349	Both sides of the Roedoïh (rudus) are partly hollow grounded, which is resulting that there are clearly ribs visible along the spine and cutting edge. Along the spine, there is always a shallow groove. The Tjot jang (Cojang) has no grooves and no 'swollen' ribs along the sides of the blade. (Partially translated from the text written by P. Vermeiren, about the Christoffel collection) Last edited by Maurice; Yesterday at 08:47 PM.