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Old 6th February 2013, 03:33 PM   #6
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The second one.

One interpretation of the inscription has been read as
'Tuan yang empunya milik[?] sikin panjang ini Teungku Syaikh Saman Lam R[ayah?] (the owner of this long sikin is Teungku Syaikh Saman of Lam R[ayah?]).

In this one, and in the one to follow, also with an inscription, the underside of the guard has some inlay, which I have not seen in other sikin panjang.
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