Old Knife Identification

[SSCoolbay]

Hello everyone,
I'm a noob here. Have a few knives (dozens), and wanted to pick the collective brain of the group.
I have a fairly old knife (pictured) but have not been successful in getting any info on it.
Thought I'd try here. If nothing else, the threads I've see have been pretty nice.

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[Arathol]

Best way to post a picture is from a host site. Imgur seems to work well on this forum.
https://bladeforums.com/threads/uploading-images.1702962/#post-19462925

 

[sheep herder]

Let me help you out.

 

[SSCoolbay]

Thank you!>
Signed up on imgur, thought I saved as jpg, but didn't come out like yours. Used the BBC link. Now trying another

 

[SSCoolbay]

 

[sheep herder]

Thank you!>
Signed up on imgur, thought I saved as jpg, but didn't come out like yours. Used the BBC link. Now trying another

Are you posting from a phone or a computer?

 

[SSCoolbay]

Let's try this...

https://i.imgur.com/psiQ2Em.jpeg

https://i.imgur.com/QPeGpHl.jpg?1

 

[SSCoolbay]

Computer. But still not showing like yours

 

[SSCoolbay]

https://i.imgur.com/QPeGpHl.jpg?1
This is the BBC Code

 

[sheep herder]

I did it by right clicking on the image, copy image address and then coming back here and then paste using the little picture icon.

 

[SSCoolbay]

There we go.
Thank you so much for the help! So easy when you learn the steps!

 

[sheep herder]

I have no idea what kind of knife it is but I know how to post a pic.

 

[SSCoolbay]

Annnnnnnnnnnnnnnnd, we're half way there! Let's see what everyone thinks.
Thanks again!

 

[BitingSarcasm]

Looks like a Javanese Kris to me, they didn’t always have wavy edges. That’s a nice pamur forging pattern on the blade too. Hopefully the more knowledgeable types will be along soon.