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thanks for your comments
![]() it is difficult to capture the "thumbprints" in a picture, (in the red circles) maybay you can see it better on the picture taken of the side. The medak cames with te keris, and because I never seen this form before I doubt about it in the first place if it was a real mendak. But the cup-shape fits good on the hilt, so in my opinion maybe a local artist has given his own inspiration on this one. ![]() |
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That mendak is actually pretty unusual and nice in my opinion .
No matter that it is missing some stones . Sirek, since you've had the handle off; what does the end of the pesi look like ? |
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this is how the peksi looks like:
the length is 5cm/ 2in. ![]() |
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Thanks for pointing out the blade is a picit Sirek. You are right, it was hard to notice and i missed that the first time around. I really like this one, though i will second the suggestion that you wash the blade or at least eliminate the rust. ![]() |
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Well that answers that. I guess we were pointing at the at the same time Sirek.
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