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is this another variation, or should we consider this not to be a LT but some kind of variant or transition piece? Maurice |
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Hi Maurice,
It looks like a "Stefan-variation" but as you have made your own pictures of it I assume it's no longer for sale. I think it's a LT-variation #3 as I don't put weight on the added crowit features surrounding the kundieng. But that's just my ideas... Nice buy! Michael |
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Hi Michael,
What I specially like is the similarity in the hilts. The LT you have with a similar kundieng, has also a similar hilt as mine. The faces are carved very shallowly. I put them together for better comparison. I was surprised when I opened the package. It was better as I thought it was from the images. The balance feels great! Better than a regular mandau! Best regards, Maurice |
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Hi again,
I think you have mixed up my hilt and the kundieng #3. Below is the matching hilt. The hilt you have attached is to the #1 version - the most common one. Yours look really nice, much better than anticipated on the seller's pictures. Michael |
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Yes Michael, indeed a mix up.
Sorry I commented too fast, before looking more carefully! But the hilts do have similarities (both of them which I depicted, besides the different kundieng). Maurice |
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