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Thanks VVV,
When you get back home could you post some other examples of similar type? |
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Hi Charles this looks more like an malay/chinese knife than an sadap the silverwork never seen on an sadap .
The Hilt looks like the same as an parang that Michael has . Ben |
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Ben, do you mean the jenawi
![]() Charles, I found this extract, with pictures of lading terus as a reference, from Gardner's book on my computer. My lading terus is not that typical with the hilt as yours. Michael |
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Most helpful Michael. Thanks.
I don't remember these pics being in the research from last summer...was it?? |
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Yes the jenawi that is the one .
And don't forget the dohun was brought to Borneo by the javanese . Ben |
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Can't quite read the text, but the piece pictured by Michael looks like a Javanese tombok set like a dagger.
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