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I'd give both as Surakarta, and both as 19th century.
Athanase, if this wedung was mine I'd be using cold gun blue on it. Repeated applications will give a very deep blue, approaching black. It is even possible that there might be a metal treatment that will blacken it. Try sculptors supplies for a black treatment, and gun shops for the cold blue. |
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Thanks Alan.
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You are most welcome Ariel.
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A very nice and fairly old example David! Now I know that this slender wedung blades attributed to Mataram!
Here you can see my example, not so old: http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showth...ghlight=wedung Regards, Detlef |
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