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Old 17th November 2010, 09:04 PM   #1
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Beautiful! Love the gold and diamond work they did in Aceh!
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Old 18th November 2010, 08:53 PM   #2
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Thanks again, Erik - gorgeous!

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I'm with you, Jose! (including suasa, silver, enamel, stones, akar bahar, ivories, etc.)

Just don't overlook the amazing iron/steel work as well as superb wood/horn carving done on the high-end pieces as well as most "average" examples...

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Old 16th January 2011, 09:49 AM   #3
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And now finally some Gajo pieces - two rare rencong and one keris on a background of a so called Aceh coat (semi official military coat) of an officer with a miniature Military Order of William 4th class. Photo of a military patrol in the Gajo area and an ivory gajo keris handle.

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Old 16th January 2011, 10:03 AM   #4
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And now finally some Gajo pieces - two rare rencong and one keris on a background of a so calle Aceh coat (semi official military coat) of an officer with a miniature Military Order of William 4th class.
Photo of a military patrol in the Gajo area and a ivory gajo keris handle.

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Beautifull display Erik!

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Old 16th January 2011, 04:50 PM   #5
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The peudeung is so beautifully mounted, and clearly a high status piece. May I ask if the blade is sturdier and more substantial than what is often seen on these??
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Old 16th January 2011, 09:00 PM   #6
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Hi - it is the same type of blade. Better made than most and not imported but locally made with layered steel. But as most thin and very flexible - I think it is just belongs to this type of sword.

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The peudeung is so beautifully mounted, and clearly a high status piece. May I ask if the blade is sturdier and more substantial than what is often seen on these??
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