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And what you think about the Coteng hilt? |
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but i would say that the sheath that came with this most certainly is not correct and that the pendokok also needs replacing as it is the wrong form and too large for the hilt.Hopefully when you recieve this you can post some better photos of the hilt and blade. The Coteng hilt appears authentic and of some age (whatever that means ), but the photos are really poor and making any real assessments here is difficult.
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Every comment is welcome! That the pendokok isn't the correct form is clearly to seen. But you are right, let us wait until I have received the keris and I can take some pictures from the hilt and also pictures how the blade fit inside the sheath. But I am hopeful that all parts are with good age and to my eyes it seems that all parts are from Peninsula.
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Please can show me a example of a tebeng sheath?The Coteng hilt I want to use together with the Malay Bugis blade (the one with the broken kembang kacang) with my Coteng sheath from #3 in this thread. Do you think that this is matching? Thank you again and best regards, Detlef |
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http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showthread.php?p=99490 The Coteng hilt is not matching with the Malay Bugis blade.. If possible, try to get a 'chenok' type blade.. see attached linked pic. (Paul De Souza's example).. Hope it helps..
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Special to to differentiate between the Bugis-style sampirs is very very difficult for me, maybe I start a own thread for this since I think that I am not the only confused member. The blade with the broken kembang kacang coming with a other Malay sheath. But it's apparent that they don't belong together since the blade is to strong/thick for the sampir. I think that this Sampir is a Terengganu style sampir. See pictures. |
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See sample here, ((link ))
Last edited by Alam Shah; 10th November 2010 at 12:30 AM. Reason: add link |
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