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I would love to see some close up pictures of the blades and handles.
As for the toli toli. These look like well made examples, but they indeed appear to be recently additions. I wonder how the original scabbards where. ![]() Sometimes the bottom of these scabbard are very well made with wooden buntut. Now the old original wooden buntut are simply removed to add a silver example that is not original. Sure, it is silver and looks luxurious, but it is a later addition and out of its context. I am not in favour of this. |
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The first blade from left could be a shortened blade from Lombok, the third blade looks like a Malay Peninsula blade. The second sheath looks slightly strange, with the very long Batang (Gandar) for a not so long Sapukala. Also the Sampir (Gambar) seems to be rather low; could the upper part of it be reshaped?
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I am inclined to agree that the context of any "improvement" to an older keris is something that does need consideration.
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quite an observaion Gustav. |
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Best regards Last edited by Jean; 26th November 2012 at 10:00 AM. |
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With the risk of being far too blunt...
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