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Silver mounted Sumatran saber

With inscription that reads: Raja Pagaruyung or "ruler of Pagaruyung".

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Palembang twist-core pedang

A Palembang style sword with a fine twist-core blade and carved hardwood scabbard.

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Very fine Sikin Panjang

With triple tiered golden crown with enamel decor.

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Very good sikin panjang

Its blade with very fine and complex pamor, brought out by a polish.

€2200,-
A peudeueng peusangan

From the Aceh region, described locally as peudeueng peusangan with a "hulu meu apet" or Indian styled basket hilt.

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A fine Kayan mandau

With less common wooden hilt and elaborately inlaid blade in brass, copper and silver.

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A Sumbawa Kabeala

With broad silver-clad scabbard, worked entirely in repousse.

€1250,-
A very good pedang bentok

Also called klewang sasak by Indonesian collectors.

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A fine south Nias telögu

With rare pale buffalo horn hilt with gold alloy inlays.

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Acehnese peudeueng

With Hindu style basket hilt and local blade in European style.

€1100,-
A Palembang sword with British blade

With finely carved horn hilt, silver mounts and reshaped European blade.

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Sikin panjang with double crown

A typical example of the better sikin panjang with a golden crown.

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Triple golden crown sikin

A sikin panjang with a triple golden crown.

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A Murut parapat

The sword of the Murut headhunters of northern Borneo.

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Pedang suduk maru

Also known as pedang lurus.

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An Indonesian parang nabur

A saber that is peculiar to the southern part of the island of Borneo.

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Sikin panjang with golden crown

With double tiered golden crown.

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Sikin panjang with golden crown

In original condition and period finish. Some losses, no repairs.

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A Kenyah mandau

The famous sidearm of the headhunters of Borneo.

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Toba Batak sword

With cast-bronze guarding figure hilt.

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A Karo Batak kalasan sword

An almost textbook example of a silver-plated kalasan.

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Parang nabur with báitóng hilt

These sabers from Kalimantan exhibit a mix of European, Islamic, and local styles.

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A Kenyah Dayak mandau sword

The sword and everyday tool of the headhunters of Borneo.

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