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22nd December 2023, 01:04 PM

Sajen

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I asked also a friend from Sulawesi, living on Bali, he stated just before that the knife in question coming from Sumbawa.

He stated that Sumbawa scabbards often show an inlay at the marked point such as a coin. But it's rather small with a diameter of 1 cm.

But obviously is there an inlay of some sort missing.

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