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A. G. Maisey · 20th January 2012, 08:06 PM

Thanks for that Jean.

I very much doubt that I will be able to make it to UK, but Switzerland might be a possibility.

However, I'm not just interested in looking at "keris", my interest is early, documented keris.

I've seen and handled a very great number of very fine keris during my life, and although this is something I enjoy, it does really does not do all that much for me any more. What I need is the knowledge that I can gain from close examination of very early pieces that are still in very good condition. This would be like having a time machine, and I'm sure I can learn much from such pieces.

20th January 2012, 08:06 PM	#16
A. G. Maisey Member Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 6,978	Thanks for that Jean. I very much doubt that I will be able to make it to UK, but Switzerland might be a possibility. However, I'm not just interested in looking at "keris", my interest is early, documented keris. I've seen and handled a very great number of very fine keris during my life, and although this is something I enjoy, it does really does not do all that much for me any more. What I need is the knowledge that I can gain from close examination of very early pieces that are still in very good condition. This would be like having a time machine, and I'm sure I can learn much from such pieces.