New Addition #1 Bugis?

[kino]

Thanks guys for the edification.
There is no cloth. It's remnants of old adhesive. It doesn't wiggle or budge.
I will carefully heat the blade up when I get the courage, someday.....

[Alam Shah]

Originally Posted by kino

There is no cloth. It's remnants of old adhesive. It doesn't wiggle or budge. I will carefully heat the blade up when I get the courage, someday.....

I see.. I'm mistaken then.. thanks for the clarification.. sometimes it may take a few attempt before it get loosen.. but normally, I won't force it out, risk breaking the hilt..

[PenangsangII]

Originally Posted by Alam Shah

I see.. I'm mistaken then.. thanks for the clarification.. sometimes it may take a few attempt before it get loosen.. but normally, I won't force it out, risk breaking the hilt..

Risk breaking the hilt or the tang.....

What do you think Shahrial, carita or tok chu.... me think its a tok chu

[Alam Shah]

Originally Posted by PenangsangII

What do you think Shahrial, carita or tok chu.... me think its a tok chu

Carita, by characteristics, "Tok Chu", to be precise.

[David]

Originally Posted by Alam Shah

Carita, by characteristics, "Tok Chu", to be precise.

Can you guys explain the difference?

[Alam Shah]

Originally Posted by David

Can you guys explain the difference?

Unfortunately, I lack the knowledge. Perhaps other more knowledgeable person, may do so.. . But how the blade looks like, the available features, typical of a 'Tok Chu' piece.

[PenangsangII]

in short, the characteristics of this dhapur is called "Tok Chu" by keris lovers from Malaysia, Singapore and Southern Thai.