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Old 25th February 2014, 07:43 AM   #19
kai
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Hello Alan,

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This badik came into Australia pre-1914, bought in Batavia.
Thanks for the pics!

It's been heavily stained as expected for Jawa blades while the remaining fullering/etc. seem to point to a recycled European blade. How would you judge the metal? Can you exclude the possibility of this blade having been crafted by a pande Jawa? (Seems unlikely to me to be a Jawa-made look-a-like - just trying to take advantage of your experience and you having this piece at your hands...)


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I have only ever seen one bladed weapon with similar markings.
What kind of Indo piece was this other one?

These VOC-marked blades are slightly more common than that - will try to post pics of some more examples ASAP.

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Kai
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