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I just received this small golok - the form resembles some of the swords in this thread:
http://vikingsword.com/vb/showthread...=Golok+cikeruh There are similar examples in Van Zonneveld on pg. 49 (head-shaped hilt type associated with Cikeruh). Overall it’s well made with a nice blade. The engraving is well done. I’m curious about the Javanese? script on the ricasso. Could anyone assist? Perhaps it just reads “Tjikeroeh”? |
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Forgot to attach photos
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Unusual! Normally it's engraved in Arabic letters! Could it be Sundanese instead of Javanese!?
Regards, Detlef |
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Location: Kaboejoetan Galoenggoeng Mélben
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tjikandang.(Missing symbol around 'na' to turn it into 'n'. Is that a 'dot' above 'da' to turn it into 'dang'? )
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