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Old 30th September 2009, 06:33 PM   #7
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Hi Erik,

Neat blade! Someone really wanted magic in their sword, given all that talismanic writing they etched into it.

I have my guesses, but I'll let the Indonesian guys make a definitive diagnosis. It would be an unusual item for Bali. Most (but not all) of the script and symbolism on the side is Arabic, which suggests strongly that it came from a Muslim island. Bali is Hindu.

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Totally agree with the Bali remark - I was directing at the decorations in between only. Just added to the first post a translation I received from another forumite.

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