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Old 3rd August 2006, 06:03 PM   #1
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I will share what I know about this twisted core, since I have seen this type appearing quite a lot recently, and at the least it would be something that future collectors can go by. But most of all, I have the blessings of my grandfather to share this knowledge. Twisted cores such as the one shown were reserved for the panglimas, and not datus. Datus were dime a dozen, but to be a panglima is something else.
Perhaps I am missing something here but I thought the discussion was on inlays not twisted cores?
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Old 3rd August 2006, 06:37 PM   #2
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Perhaps I am missing something here but I thought the discussion was on inlays not twisted cores?

My wife says I have a twisted core. But she married me anyway.
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Old 3rd August 2006, 11:14 PM   #3
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Bill, you're in rare form today .

I believe Willie was referring to the kris in another thread .
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