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on another note, a similar piece has been posted here back in 2009 on this thread. See pic and link included. Blade point is different and pommel is slightly different, but maybe wear or break on the blade and sheath adopted later.
Origin theory in that thread negates my panabas guess lol. Hope this helps. http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showth...ht=sacrificial Last edited by Aleksey G.; 26th June 2020 at 05:09 PM. |
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A larger klewang, but with scabbard of similar style to the subject of this thread appears in the "Sold" section on the Oriental Arms site. This one is labeled as a South Sumatran klewang.
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Thanks Ian,
That scabbard is almost "shaver cool"... yep I said it ![]() ![]() I feel there is mostly agreement on Sumatra at least. You noted from the image you present were the edge is on these types? Attached is a very fine Aceh example with an original old scabbard found in the MET. A northern scabbard phenomenon too. Gavin ![]() |
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