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Old 19th October 2007, 02:31 AM   #7
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Thank you Ganjawulung for showing these, they are most interesting. What period/age do you think these are from
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Dear Doctor,
This is the most difficult question to answer, doctor. Because we must argue while handling the blade... The first jalak budo, some of my friends speculated it came from Singasari era (13th century). Once again, this is only speculation on tangguh. Debatable.

The second is supposed from the younger period. And the third, still dubious whether it is a real old Jalak Budo or not. But quite sure, the material is old enough...

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