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Old 2nd September 2005, 04:38 AM   #13
zelbone
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Actually, the blade looks more Maranao to me as well as the rest of the kris...scabbard, hilt, etc...

Here's a pic of two Maranao krises of mine. The one on the left has a kakatua made of brass and silver. It's kind of beat-up and not as ornate as yours. The hilt is wrapped in cord and covered with pitch.
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