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Old 16th October 2008, 05:35 PM   #1
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Default (New)Keris and Indonesian weaponery cd

Hi,

I just listed on http://www.mytribalworld.com/pagina15.html a cd that maybe interesting for keris collectors.
It contains the article "Het vervaardigen van krissen " by J.G.Huyser who based his work mainly on the notes of Couperus who was ordered by the Sultan of Jogya to write down how kerisses where made those days.
The text is in dutch ,very well illustrated with 85 illustrations,keris hilts,pendoks, some nice color litho's etc.
According to David van Duuren one of the best articles ever written!

Besides that article also the article "Indonesiche prunkwaffen" by Smeltz. 36 pages illustrations and color litho's

An article written in german about various kinds of Indonesian weapons.

And two other small articles ( dutch)

all scanned at 400 Dpi

The price is 12,5 euro.

http://www.mytribalworld.com/pagina15.html

Its only on my site available.
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Old 16th October 2008, 08:29 PM   #2
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Hi Arjan,


Can you please put the cd dayak art aside for me?

Kind regards,
Maurice
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Old 17th October 2008, 10:53 PM   #3
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Hi Arjan,


Can you please put the cd dayak art aside for me?

Kind regards,
Maurice
Done.... thanks.
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