Original 17th Century Rangda Ritual Ivory Handle Kris Dagger from Island of Bali Category_MG 34 Display Guns & Part Sets Original celluloid shield is missing

Original celluloid shield is missing but fine cross stitching in still in place

the inscribing of battle honors directly on the colors of a unit was in practice

It ranked lower than combat badges

Although it is possible that they were unmarked British manufacture which the Nepalese then made their own

As stated in the patent application

Original 17th Century Rangda Ritual Ivory Handle Kris Dagger from Island of Bali Category_MG 34 Display Guns & Part Sets Original celluloid shield is missingOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is by far the oldest and most compelling East Indian KRIS waved blade dagger we have ever had. It has a Fabulous long watered steel blade with beautiful undulations of over 18" in length, along with a studded collar known as a "mendak", which has a set of six inset get, a couple of which are missing, located between the blade and hilt. The hilt of this kris is an exquisitely carved Ivory likeness of the Witch