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 | A very good and rare example of a form of keris whose origin is from Patani, an area covering the southern tip of Thailand including Kelantan, northern Malaysia. |
 | A very good and rare example of a form of keris whose origin is from Patani, an area covering the southern tip of Thailand including Kelantan, northern Malaysia. |
 | A fine and very rare example of a form of keris whose origin is from Patani. |
 | A very good and rare example of a form of keris whose origin is from Patani, an area covering the southern tip of Thailand including Kelantan, northern Malaysia. |
 | A very good and rare example of a form of keris called the Tajong, whose origin is from Patani, an area covering the southern tip of Thailand including Kelantan, northern Malaysia. |
 | A very good example of a keris from the northern Malaysian peninsular regions of Terengganu. |
 | A rare form of kris from southern Sumatran regions of Riau Lingga. |
 | A very good and rare example of a form of keris whose origin is from Patani, an area covering the southern tip of Thailand including Kelantan, northern Malaysia. |
 | A rare example of a sword called the klewang from the island of Lombok, with the buffalo horn handle finely carved in the makara |
 | A very good and rare example of a sword or klewang from the island of Lombok. |
 | A good and rare example of sword from the island of Borneo called the Mandau. |
 | A very good and rare example of sword from the island of Borneo or Kalimantan called the Mandau. |
 | A rare form of broad sword or parang from the northern Malaysian peninsular region called the parang jengok or parang ginah |
 | A very good and rare example of a sword called parang Kajang Rungkup from Banjar, the southern region of Kalimantan. |
 | Very good and rare example of a long and broad saber called the parang Nabur, with typical characteristics that has strong middle eastern or Indian sabre influences. |
 | Very good and rare example of a long and broad saber called the parang Nabur |
 | A good and rare example of a broad sword from central or southern Sumatra called the pedang bandol. |
 | Very rare example of a sword form the central Sumatran region of Batak |
 | A very good and are example of a short sword or pedang from the northern Javanese coastal region of Cirebon |
 | A very good and rare example of a saber sword or pedang sabit from the northern Javanese coastal region of Cirebon. |