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Old 18th December 2024, 08:02 AM   #20
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At one time there were two asang asang, but now just the one. Two suggests a more likely Sulu origin, but is not definitive.
I have another kris with missing asang-asang, also from the "greneng" side (below). This is also seller photo, I have since removed the tape on the handle and rust on the blade. Under that black tape there is still handle wrap holding the prior asang-asang strap and the notch in ferule supported a robust attachment with limited failure points. Of course it could have taken a blow and was lost, but I wonder if it may have been intentionally removed to match style of new owner.
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