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Join Date: May 2009
Location: Switzerland
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Thank you, David, for reposting my pictures. Sorry, this was my (and my son's)
first try with posting pictures in this forum, and we simply had no idea how to do it properly ... and thank you for commenting my keris, of course. Regards, Heinz |
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Posting images is pretty easy here. Directly below the post/reply box you will find "Aditional Options". The second section in that area says "Attach Files". Click on "Manage Attachments" and it should all be clear. If you have any problems just ask. ![]() |
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Location: Sint-Amandsberg (near Ghent, Belgium)
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That's, in my opinion, a very attractive keris. Just the way I like them
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Location: The Netherlands
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A lovely keris. Simple and elegant. Just like Freddy this is actually my favorite appearance for a keris.
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#5 |
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Join Date: May 2009
Location: Switzerland
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Hello Freddy, hello Henk
Thank you! I also like this keris very much and I'm happy that I had a chance to buy it. Freddy, you are right, the warangka is indeed made of one piece of wood (gandar iras). It's obviously old, but I very much doubt that this is the original one. Regards, Heinz |
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