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Old 22nd January 2014, 07:31 PM   #3
David
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I agree with Andrew that it would be hard to say much based upon these fuzzy images.
Frm what i can tell the hilt seems to have some age though it seems unlikely it was originally married to this blade. But then, you never know…
Just a note: a wavy blade is not an indication of a keris. In fact the majority of keris tend to be straight bladed.
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