Sumatra, Pedang bengkok, Palembang style, straight iron European re-purposed "Pallasch" blade, higly decorated carved hilt tapa kuda, covered with chisseled silver decorations, without scabbard, these swords are typical for Sumatran upper class "orang kaya", - L. 93,5 cm.-, according to owner, from the heritage of "Willem Steinbuch 1888-1965, Resident of Jambi and Palembang 1932-1936"

Sumatra, Piso Podang sabre, Batak style, heavy brass hilt, re-purposed British sabre blade marked "War Td. Wd CAS tl", complete in wooden scabbard with seven rattan bindings, - L. 80 cm.-

Sumatra, Piso Podang sabre, Batak style, richly decorated silver hilt with fine filigree wrapped around, local produced pamor blade, complete with wooden scabbard with fine decorated silver mountings, beautiful example, - L. 92 cm.-, according to owner, from the heritage of "Willem Steinbuch 1888-1965, Resident of Jambi and Palembang 1932-1936"

Sumatra, Aceh, Rencong fighting knife (Pencak Silat knife), horn, hulu meucangge/meucugek hilt, wooden scabbard with floral design encarving, -L. 40 cm. -

North-Sumatra, Aceh sword, sikin panjang, double-edged blade , without scabbard, horn sukul nganga hilt with diagonal striped pattern, crack on lower hilt, crown stem-ring – L. 72 cm. –

North-Sumatra, Aceh sword, sikin panjang without scabbard, horn sukul nganga hilt with incised pattern – crack lower side L. approx. 67 cm. –

Indonesia, North-Sumatra, Aceh, sword, sikin panjang, double edge straight blade, horn hilt with pattern, a single crown shaped metal stemring, no scabbard, - L. 77,5 cm. -

Northern Sumatra, Riau tumbok lada, blade with pattern, floralised whale tooth fine handcarved hilt and scabbard - L. 26,5 cm.-

Northern Sumatra /Aceh, Amanremu/Parang sword, straight blade, typical sukul nganga hilt, wooden scabbard with fine decorations engraved on it, back of scabbard cracked, -L. 67,7 cm.-

Indonesia, North-Sumatra, Aceh sword, klewang, horn hilt with floral motif, - L. 81 cm. -

Indonesia, North-Sumatra, Aceh sword, sikin panjang, wooden scabbard – cracks -, metal blade, - L. 63 cm. -

Indonesia, Sumatra, Batak (Gayonese) amanremu, forked shaped hilt with pattern comes with silver stem-ring, thick blade, - L. 66 cm. -

Sumatra, ritual dagger, sewar, with slightly curved pamor blade, horned hulu glimo grip with fine carving, the wooden scabbard decorated with five silver fittings - L. 32,7 cm -

Indonesia, Sumatran klewang, elegant wooden scabbard with mountings and bone, heavy sword, marked blade, stylished animal (kuda) shaped hilt, - L. 59 cm. –

Sumatra/Aceh, Minangkabau shield, peurise teumage, cast brass construction, seven star shaped knobs, scalloped edge, 24,5 cm. Diameter

Sulawesi, Keris bugis, wooden bird shaped hilt, straight pamor blade, straight ganja, buntut, - L. 41,7 cm. -

Sulawesi, Bugis keris, wooden wrangka and buntut, wooden hilt bird-burung shape, pamor mlumah - L. 39,4 cm. -

Indonesia, Sulawesi, Toraja lance, pamor blade, filigree decorations and long hair, scabbard with symbolic-ornamental carvings incl. Pa’Tangke Lumu (seaweed), - L. 185 cm. -

Indonesia, Sulawesi, sheathed Toraja sword (penai) pamor blade, tufts of hair on handle, scabbard adorned with red-coloured wrapping, beaded amulets and woodcarving (motif pattern) and intact belt hangers, - L. 70 cm. -

Indonesia, Sulawesi, a straight bladed Bugis keris, pamor kulit semangka, wooden wrangka Celebes tanggah style, metal band and buntut, mendak, selut, wooden hilt anthropomorph shaped figure, - L. 37 cm. -

Indonesia, Sulawesi/Celebes, Toraja Dua Lalan sword, pre 1900, upper part blade defect/repair, stem ring, wooden hornbill-shaped handle with carved cartouches/scrolls, - L. 65 cm. -

Indonesia, Sulawesi, Penai, straight single-edged blade, hilt with tuft of hair, wooden scabbard adorned with rattan bindings, - L. 66 cm. -

Sulawesi/ Malay, two krisses, one with a thin pamor iron blade, wooden hilt and sarung, silver selut and mendak, the other with a nine luk pamor blade, bone hilt, filigree brass selut, wooden sarung, bone buntut, L. 38 and 42 cm. (2)

Sulawesi Malay, six straight pamor kris blades in wooden sarungs, of which five with buntut

South Sulawesi, Pedang sword without scabbard, straight pamor iron blade, buffalo horn hilt, 8-carat gold filigree cuff, L. 66,6 cm

Indonesia, South Sulawesi, badek Bugis, wooden sheath, two stirrups, plated silver ferrule - L. 37,5 cm. -

Borneo/Kalimantan, Dayak mandau, parang ilang "Headhunters sword", kayan, wooden scabbard adorned with amulets and rattan knots, including piso raut, anthropomorphic antler hilt with tuffed hair, - L. 59 cm. -

Borneo, Kalimantan, a lot with two modern Dayak swords, deer horn hilts in 'aso-dragon' (dragon dog) form, one hilt wrappped with rattan strips, also bindings on wooden sheath, - L. 61,5cm- marked blad Basran Adjat, other mandau scabbard is decorated with tuffed hair, blade with incised motifs and forged elements, - L. 64 cm. –

Borneo, Sarawak, sword, parang, blade straight back with brass, wooden hilt with handcarved motif, marked blade, comes with scabbard, heavy – L. 58,5 cm. -

Indonesia, Borneo, Moro-style kris, sundang, straight pamor iron blade, one stirrup, wooden scabbard, - L. 72 cm. -

Indonesia, Borneo, Batak pisau Gading, antler horn hilt, - L. 58 cm. -

Indonesia, Borneo, a modern mandau sword, wooden sheath with carving and rattan bindings, anthropomorph /aso-head hilt with black hair in tuff hole, blade with decorations, - L. 63 cm. -

Indonesia, a modern Borneo Dayak keris with teeth/tuff hair, based on an ancient Javanese straight bladed pamor ‘keleng’, Pendekar sheath - L. 48 cm. -

Indonesia, a modern Borneo sword, mandau, embellished with teeth an and tuff hair, metal blade with incised pattern, piso raut (njoe) included - L. 53 cm. -

Indonesia, extremely heavy Malay keris, bird-shaped hilt, thin short curved blade, - L. 25,5 cm. -

Malay peninsula, Songkhla/Pattani, straight bladed keris coteng, thick silver kingfisher hilt with piercing/bulgy eyes (wayang character), gambar wooden sheath with up-curved tips, decoration bands, - L. 38,5 cm. -