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I responded because after i looked at the close-up (5th photo i think) it appeared obvious to me. If it's not to you that is OK and i don't believe i made any statements to the contrary. Even ended my statement with a shrug. Not sure what you are looking for here.
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A question for Ron:
Do the fullers both run right off the tip ? If that is the case then I would wonder if the blade has been shortened or reshaped, or even incorporated from a non-Moro blade .
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Fun mystery we've got here .
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With all the decorative motifs present on this sword I would have to think that the silver piece in the blade base (sorsoran in Jawa terms) is probably decorative ... unless it possibly covers a replaced/repaired tang, that is .
![]() I'm sure you don't want to etch this sword; but I would bet it would answer a couple of questions anyway .
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http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showthread.php?t=6947. what i'm wondering is, is it a tang repair, or is it a specific type of kris? kino's example above seems to be a similar type, albeit blinged out.. |
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