some info about this pamor, please

sjors · 11th June 2008, 05:49 AM

Dear ganjawulung;

A "Dutch" keris with a soccerplayer on it... at the time of The European Soccer Championships... and we won our first game and our opponent was the ruling European Champion!
Do I need to say more???

And you probably know that most Dutch are totally mad about soccer

ganjawulung · 11th June 2008, 12:02 PM

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Originally Posted by sjors

Dear ganjawulung;

A "Dutch" keris with a soccerplayer on it... at the time of The European Soccer Championships... and we won our first game and our opponent was the ruling European Champion!
Do I need to say more???

And you probably know that most Dutch are totally mad about soccer

Yes, I hope it is Ruud van Nistelrooy in your blade. Or maybe the other brilliant one, Wesley Sneijder. I like their way playing soccer, when they defeated "Azzuri" team of Italy 3-0 in their first match in European Championship this week... Or maybe your keris' name is Kanjeng Kiai Nistelrooy?

sjors · 11th June 2008, 05:01 PM

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"Or maybe your keris' name is Kanjeng Kiai Nistelrooy"

Let's put it this way; if Coach Marco van Basten is interested in this keris, I have no problem to rename it in "Kanjeng Kiai van Basten"

(I always liked a house near the sea in the south of France or Bali, nice swimmingpool, my own golfcourt, own gardener...)

ganjawulung · 12th June 2008, 07:53 AM

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Originally Posted by sjors

Let's put it this way; if Coach Marco van Basten is interested in this keris, I have no problem to rename it in "Kanjeng Kiai van Basten"

(I always liked a house near the sea in the south of France or Bali, nice swimmingpool, my own golfcourt, own gardener...)

Dear Sjors,

No matter what will be the result of Mr Marco van Basten's team in European Championship this time, at least you already have a keris with "raja gundhala" pamor. Unexpected pamor with figurative motif of human being...

Raden Usman Djogja · 12th June 2008, 01:02 PM

dear Sjors,

An old collector told me, "one ball in the rear-bottom of blade is very good. two balls are excellenct". He believed that those signs had a purpose.

regards,
OeS

sjors · 12th June 2008, 05:26 PM

Gentlemen,
I'm starting to believe there is something special in my house...

Your comments make me a happy man, not because I have the idea of "making money" by selling this keris ((every keris in my house is dear to me, so I hope I never have to be in the position that I am forced to sell anything, including one of the kerisses).
I realy appreciate your elaborate answers, so, to say it blunt, what do you think: is this more than a "ordinairy" (I hate that word) keris? Something collectors would like to have? (I'm not interested in any "money"value)

greetings, Sjors

David · 12th June 2008, 08:03 PM

Sjors, from the photos i would definitel say that it is a keris i would gladly add to my collection.

Is it more than ordinary? That is a rather difficult and subjective question IMO. I think it might be going too far to say that it is "extraordinary". To me it just looks like a good keris. It is well executed with a good and interesting pamor. But only you would know if there is "something special in your house."

11th June 2008, 05:49 AM	#1
sjors Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: The Netherlands Posts: 68	the SoccerKeris Dear ganjawulung; A "Dutch" keris with a soccerplayer on it... at the time of The European Soccer Championships... and we won our first game and our opponent was the ruling European Champion! Do I need to say more??? And you probably know that most Dutch are totally mad about soccer

12th June 2008, 01:02 PM	#5
Raden Usman Djogja Member Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 199	dear Sjors, An old collector told me, "one ball in the rear-bottom of blade is very good. two balls are excellenct". He believed that those signs had a purpose. regards, OeS Attached Images

12th June 2008, 05:26 PM	#6
sjors Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: The Netherlands Posts: 68	Gentlemen, I'm starting to believe there is something special in my house... Your comments make me a happy man, not because I have the idea of "making money" by selling this keris ((every keris in my house is dear to me, so I hope I never have to be in the position that I am forced to sell anything, including one of the kerisses). I realy appreciate your elaborate answers, so, to say it blunt, what do you think: is this more than a "ordinairy" (I hate that word) keris? Something collectors would like to have? (I'm not interested in any "money"value) greetings, Sjors

12th June 2008, 08:03 PM	#7
David Keris forum moderator Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Nova Scotia Posts: 7,211	Sjors, from the photos i would definitel say that it is a keris i would gladly add to my collection. Is it more than ordinary? That is a rather difficult and subjective question IMO. I think it might be going too far to say that it is "extraordinary". To me it just looks like a good keris. It is well executed with a good and interesting pamor. But only you would know if there is "something special in your house."