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And by second look I think the red colour from the scabbard body could be stained.
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I agree with Sajen. Lovely piece with a later, but not inappropriate, scabbard. Congrats on a nice find.
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So it's Malay/Sumatran Badik.
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I believe we are looking at the blade of a jambiyo, most likely made in the Bugis tradition, that has been remounted as a badik, probably in Sumatera.
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