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MADURA ornamental hilts

25th November 2013, 09:04 AM

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Alam Shah

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Quote:

Originally Posted by A. G. Maisey

.. maybe he couldn't get a precise meaning for donoriko either.

Perhaps it is possible that "donoriko" is a proper name that applies only to this form of hilt, and its origin has been lost in time.

I do have another Madura contact, but at the moment she is out of reach, when I get the opportunity I'll run this question past her.

Thanks Alan for the effort.

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