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Old 6th October 2022, 06:52 AM   #4
Anthony G.
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Originally Posted by jagabuwana View Post
A nice find and an interesting keris, David. I too am curious by the long sekar kacang, as well as the feature above the jenggot. I wonder if they were intended as ron dha-like carvings.
Based on a Balinese keris book that I have read, i think this is old Balinese keris based on the long sekar kacang.
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