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Old 27th August 2024, 06:34 AM   #1
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Hi Detlef,

thank you for your message, and yes i allready found out that it would be a Malay Keris. For the other Keris i can't see if there was ever been a cup underneath, the hilt is square and has chamfered sides, would the cup be square too? I didn't took the hilt from the keris. And i hope someone is able to show me several pics how the asang asang is connected to the keris.

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And you might be right Detlef, for using black horn for the tip of the scabbard.
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Old 27th August 2024, 06:24 PM   #2
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..., the hilt is square and has chamfered sides, would the cup be square too?
Hi Martin,

Yes, the cup will be square too.

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Old 27th August 2024, 06:36 PM   #3
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Well, there are perhaps Moro blades too dressed as Malay Sundang, but there are also genuine Malay Sundang with Asang-Asang. May be it's true for a later period, but to say, Malay Sundang never had Asang-Asang - that's simply wrong.
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Old 27th August 2024, 06:57 PM   #4
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Well, there are perhaps Moro blades too dressed as Malay Sundang, but there are also genuine Malay Sundang with Asang-Asang. May be it's true for a later period, but to say, Malay Sundang never had Asang-Asang - that's simply wrong.
Hello Gustav,

I've written: The Malay kris may never have any asang asang, many Malay kris don't have any clamps. But the hilt missing a cup in down I guess.

And I've shown pics from older threads to show which cup could be missing and there are Malay sundangs with and without "asang-asang".
I never claimed that Malay sundangs never had asang-asang.

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Old 27th August 2024, 07:34 PM   #5
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Hello Detlef,

Understood. I was confused by the word "never".

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Old 27th August 2024, 07:48 PM   #6
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Understood. I was confused by the word "never".
No problem Gustav!
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Old 28th August 2024, 03:15 AM   #7
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Well, there are perhaps Moro blades too dressed as Malay Sundang, but there are also genuine Malay Sundang with Asang-Asang. May be it's true for a later period, but to say, Malay Sundang never had Asang-Asang - that's simply wrong.
Agree completely with you. There are typical Malayan sundang with asang asang/baka baka. I think that is what Detlef was also saying.
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