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Old 27th January 2005, 12:52 PM   #11
Sepang
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I agree with Marto Suwognyo and any body comments in this thread, but I think, by photos, we can learn more about pasikutan, the iron and pamor, and other ricikan of kerisses. So, we can discus about that and know more which keris are fake or real. Specifically if we need to buy online some piece.

Nechesh, sorry, I was error try to open the link. I mean the Jalak Budho is a putran. Look closer at pijetan or tikel alis, the curve is so sharp. If the keris is old, the curve in pijetan, sogokan and tikel alis is smooth and flexible. I just try give my opinion. TQ
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