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Hi guys due to personal experience
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Hello capt.
I'm not sure if this information is usefull because we live in a different country but for a simple old javanese mendak i'd go to large collectors events. if you want a more rare sumatran or bugi etc. that's a problem. you would have to know the right people. Sometimes it is possible to buy a keris without a scabbard but with a nice correct mendak so you can switch. Just curious > for what kinda keris are you looking? good luck |
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Another source for mendek besides auctions or eBay (
![]() ![]() www.geocities.com/keris4u If he does not have what you want, tell him what you need. |
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Capt. I don't want to advertise here for anyone, but if you contact me privately i can direct you to both well made Javanese and Bali mendaks made of real stones and precious metals.
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Thanks for your replies ladds most helpful
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Here are some examples of Bugis and Malay ferrules, or "pendoko" as they're called in Malay. Very diffrent from Javanese or Balinese mendaks.
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