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30th October 2012, 09:03 AM
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Join Date: Nov 2011
Location: Oxford (UK)
Posts: 96
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Another one for identification, please
Possibly Sumatra (from the style and materials of the scabbard), similar in shape to a pichangatti, perhaps a type of wedung? 38 cm out of its sheath. The base of the blade decorated with indentations similar to greneng on a keris blade, horn hilt, the foot of the sheath and the top of the mouthpiece each with a plain thick plate of copper.
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