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The features amulet is another collection of mine, the Phor Than Kong
Taolit BE 2505 by our late Chau Khun Chan. This taolit was made by Chau Khun
Chan. They’re 2 batches of this taolit. One with clef lip and one was without
the clef lip. There’s a romours about this taolit. According to the secondary sources, the BE
2505 taolit with clef lip was the
1st batch or the earlier batch. The one
with clef lip was the 2nd batch or later batch.
BUT….according to Chau Khun Chan, ther’re
no such first and second batch of this BE2505 Taolit. Chau Khun Chan stressed
and added that, he jus made those taolit once, no redo / reproduced batch of
this taolit. BE 2505 taolit with or without clef lip were produced / made at
the same time and using the same block. The clef lip just happened / occurred by
chance. This is because BE 2505 taolit were produced in huge quantity and the BE
2505 Taolit block / mould was cracked around the upper lip of Phor Than Kong’s
image. That’s why the clef lip of BE 2505 were produced. The clef lip taolit
was later discovered by the committee after the final / finishing process of
this taolit. It’s was happened by accidents and without any intention of
creating such of marking line / mark as claimed by some irresponsible sources.
This Phor Than Kong BE 2505 Taolit by Chau
Khun Chan was popular among Phor Than Kong amulet die hard. It’s a sought after
amulets, as a substitution of the famous BE 2505 taolit by Phor Than Kong
himself. Yet, the renting price ( in Kelantan ) for this taolit is reasonable and
still below RM 1K and if you are lucky enough, you can get this taolit (
without clef for just around RM 400 and the one with clef lip for just RM 600
). BUT…….. beware of the fake / imitate BE 2505 Phor Than Kong Taolit
Below are some of the BE 2505 Phor Than Kong new taolit made in BE 2540 – 2542 by late Chau Khun Mit. At your first glance you may be cheated as the genuine BE 2505 Phor Than Kong taolit. If you observe carefully ( especially the material used ), the brass / copper used was the RED brass / copper not the YELLOW brass / copper used in genuine BE 2505 taolit.
Some times it’s hard to determine and
differentiate the old genuine taolit from the redo / reprinted batch. As for
me, ( the naïve and inexperienced in this amulets world ), the crucial marking
technique to determine the genuine BE 2505 Taolit is by observing the upper lip
of the Phor Than Kong image. The redo batch of taolit printed with the clef
upper lip while the genuine BE 2505 taolit by Phor Than Kong was no clef lip.
Phor Than Kong BE 2505 Taolit, new made taolit ( BE 2540 – 42 by Chau Khun Mit ). After the retouched and special dipped / soaked in chemical substances and been casing by using the conventional method to make it looks older as the genuine Phor Than Kong BE 2505 Taolit.
FYI, those taolit were still the genuine
taolit from Wat Uttamaram. The taolit were dipped, soaked and worned
just to make it worn out and older. This new made taolit also been framed /
cased using the old / conventional style of casing method. Just to make it more
convincing and to persuade the novice collectors to fall into their prey.
Sample of conventional Phor Than Kong BE 2505 Taolit casing box/ copper casing lid
Those copper lid and steel box were originally
secured from these Phor Than Kong BE2505 Taolit
Merely sharing !
sabbe satta sukhita hontuk !
sadhu ! sadhu !
wie.sukhihotu09 !
sabbe satta sukhita hontuk !
sadhu ! sadhu !
wie.sukhihotu09 !
i dont know much about amulets and stuff, but what i see from people around bangsek's amulets, there are long headed 2505 and normal headed. some people claims that long headed is first batch and stuff.
ReplyDeletei think most of people saw 2505. do u mind to share pics of old rian of Phor Than Khron?
Sorry bro, that's all i got. Why not you yourself contribute and show us about Phor Than Kong old rian. I would like to learn from u as well. I do believe that, you have and definately more expert and experienced than me.
ReplyDeleteHope u dun mind to share !
shadu ! shadu !