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I recognise that adrenaline feeling when I see something rare and unusual. Ben, I will send you pictures when I have recieved it. Michael |
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Hi all,
I recieved the Iban parang today. The stichings are not as white as on the eBay pictures and the scabbard and blade also have more patina than anticipated. The only half-shiny part is along the edges where the blade has been cleaned a bit too much. What's also very unusual with this Iban parang is that it is double edged at the tip. Michael |
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Hi michael nice old one pics are somethimes dicieving
Ben |
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Thanks Ben and Lew,
It still has more patina IRL but it's difficult to catch it on the pictures. On the price I am happy and I have seen several less rare Dayak parang sell for >$ 2,000... I agree however that the one you linked to usually sells for less than $ 1,000. Michael |
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