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Indonesian Golok Silver Sword – Damascus Blade, Arabic Script, 19th C
Indonesian Golok Silver Sword – Damascus Blade, Arabic Script, 19th C
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This is a collector-grade Indonesian Golok Silver Sword featuring a finely forged Damascus steel blade engraved with Arabic inscriptions reading: “Night and Day – By Allah – Revealing No Steel – Lord of the Merciful.” The carved hardwood hilt is secured by a silver bolster and paired with an elaborately detailed silver-clad wooden scabbard showcasing intricate motifs.
Unlike the ceremonial kris, the golok was designed for real-world use—favored by Javanese and Sundanese warriors for its versatility in combat and daily utility. The presence of religious engraving and high-end materials suggests this example once belonged to a nobleman or high-ranking warrior. Its combination of beauty, spiritual significance, and craftsmanship marks it as a rare piece of historical Indonesian weaponry.
Features:
- Damascus steel blade with visible patterning
- Arabic inscription of spiritual significance
- Hardwood hilt with silver bolster
- Silver-detailed wooden scabbard
- 19th-century Indonesian origin
Dimensions:
Approx. Blade Length: 14" | Overall Length: 19" (with scabbard)
Provenance:
Acquired from a reputable U.S. militaria and edged weapons specialist.
Condition:
Noticeable wear consistent with age and use. Structurally sound with minor imperfections. A fine example of collectible Indonesian arms.
Item Number: 2-17827
Item ID: 19553
Item Location: TTA 7206109
CC# WGA0045
