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Old 7th October 2018, 04:26 PM   #7
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...and a complete scabbard.
Hi Ian,
not really, the scabbard mouth is missing as well the attachment for the belt loop.


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... I would say probably circa 1900, or a little later.The Tjikeroeh ("TJIKR" and other variations) mark was quite common in the early 20th C.
I think it's a little bit older, late 19th century until very early 20th century would be my guess, see the last link I've provided.

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