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Athanase 2nd April 2021 02:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Interested Party
One always wonder about the history of these pieces. For instance, what happened to the seluts? Were they very nice and sold off at some point or did they simply wear out or get lost because they weren't nice? What kinds of people owned this kind of knife when it was first made? Being from Madura was this a soldier's sidearm?

It looks like there is an occasional face hidden in the vegetation of these.

In my head I think of two solutions:
Either the Seluts were in silver y and we were sold at a time when the family needed money.
Either they were damaged during disassembly for the ritual cleaning of the blade and once too damaged they were removed.

Sajen 2nd April 2021 03:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Interested Party
One always wonder about the history of these pieces. For instance, what happened to the seluts? Were they very nice and sold off at some point or did they simply wear out or get lost because they weren't nice?

Agree with the statement from Séverin, look for example to the one from him where the selut is still present.

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Originally Posted by Interested Party
looks like there is an occasional face hidden in the vegetation of these.

Yes, like mentioned before! ;)


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