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Old 17th June 2019, 06:55 PM   #10
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Yes Gustav, that 575 picture is very similar.
Agreed!


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A rudus Detlef? Just looked it up, seems its got a plethora of names, actually there is Javanese thing that has a blade like this too, but all the hilts I've seen on the Jawa ones are different to the hilt on this one.
Have a look to van Zonneveld's book on page 115 and for co jang at page 40.


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Thing is this:- these blades don't just stay in one place, they move all over the entire region. I often feel that attaching a geographic location as point of manufacture is a little bit silly. Maybe the idea of "collected in" is a better way to describe things, or for stuff bought well outside the region where there are reliable examples from somewhere or other it could be "attributed to".
Agree again with you Alan!

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