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Old 12th September 2023, 04:20 AM   #13
Gavin Nugent
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Actually I cannot see nothing typically Terengganu neither in hilt and Pendokok, nor in scabbard and blade.

As I understand, the most old examples of this Burung Serindit hilt form are coming from the opposite coast - Perlis, Kedah, Perak.

Also the elongated Buntut Lipas of scabbard is associated with this coast.

Perhaps there is a little possibility the sampir has been very slightly changed in form at some time.
Going over old threads looking for clues on another matter, I agree with Gustav To me, all features, including the manner of the carving and incising, it has a very Perak flavour to it.

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