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Old 4th August 2005, 09:05 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by Boedhi Adhitya
.... The Madura makers have fairly advanced today. Some of them have became specialists, only doing the cold working or only work on the forging process.......
.... But for the Bali style, well, it is probably not that good and still easily identifies.

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I posted another example of Maduranese keris in Balinese style with nice looks pamor pattern.

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