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Old 13th June 2017, 07:55 PM   #1
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Horn would be typical for these intricately carved Makara pommels; I can not verify from these pics though - any sharp close-ups?

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Unfortunately not but I can take some and post them for you to look at. Thank you Kai for your informative reply.

Thank you Detlef for your reply and link, most informative, the scabbard is definitely more simple to make. Would you mind enlightening me on what you mean by a "traditional Warangan" please.

Thanks Lee for your input, much appreciated.

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Old 13th June 2017, 08:08 PM   #2
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Thank you Detlef for your reply and link, most informative, the scabbard is definitely more simple to make. Would you mind enlightening me on what you mean by a "traditional Warangan" please.

Sorry Detlef and Lee I got your replies mixed up my apologies.

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