Never seen a keris like this

hoorn178 · 9th August 2007, 12:57 PM

I will try to mail a close up of the blade base. As far as I can see the gangya is seperate.

Thanks,

Bart.

hoorn178 · 9th August 2007, 06:44 PM

Dear all,

I am not able to make a good sharp close up picture with my digi camera

of, among others, the gangya. However when I came home from work I took a very close up and I can see a line but I now doubt the gangya is realy seperate. So perhaps the keris was made somewehere in the late thirties

. That fits with the passing away of the original owner in 1942. Perhaps no antique but still am very happy with my keris since the decorations are very nice and of high quality. It looks really good hanging on my wall next to old black and white pictures of moro sultans and Java nobility

, my two (simple) genuine kerisses from Indonesia and my carved animal skull (see picture).

Many thanks for your imput.
Bart.

9th August 2007, 12:57 PM	#1
hoorn178 Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Netherlands Posts: 23	Gangya is seperate I will try to mail a close up of the blade base. As far as I can see the gangya is seperate. Thanks, Bart.

9th August 2007, 06:44 PM	#2
hoorn178 Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Netherlands Posts: 23	Not able to make good picture Dear all, I am not able to make a good sharp close up picture with my digi camera of, among others, the gangya. However when I came home from work I took a very close up and I can see a line but I now doubt the gangya is realy seperate. So perhaps the keris was made somewehere in the late thirties . That fits with the passing away of the original owner in 1942. Perhaps no antique but still am very happy with my keris since the decorations are very nice and of high quality. It looks really good hanging on my wall next to old black and white pictures of moro sultans and Java nobility , my two (simple) genuine kerisses from Indonesia and my carved animal skull (see picture). Many thanks for your imput. Bart. Attached Images