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 Visayan sword with rather Lumaddy handle? 
		
		
		Another ex-ebay item; #220702194436  The handle is aluminum; I wonder if it's cast-on, or hollow like the brass Lumad handles?  The shape is traditional Visayan, of course, with a left-handed blade.  Do you think there might be a Lumad connection? 
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		THIS IS A RATHER UNUSUAL SWORD, THE AUCTION HAS ENDED SOMEONE GOT A GOOD DEAL SO I WILL INCLUDE SOME PICTURES SO THE EXPERTS CAN COMMENT. 
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 Hello Jenny, 
	This is a Visayan hilt style (in a modern/post-WW2 version) - no Lumad connection that I can see. Will try to find pics... Regards, Kai  | 
		
 I could have sworn that this sword has been discussed before on the forum and if I remember right it was owned by Shelly (LabanTayo). I've been trying to find the thread but so far no luck. I don't think the hilt is hollow but is probably cast onto the blade. If I can locate Shelly's email I will contact him and try to find out as much information as I can on this. 
	Robert  | 
		
 I agree with Kai and Robert - it is cast aluminum, not Lumad, and WWII. 
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 Definitely wwII.  The description did not originally include the word aluminum; when the hilt may have been brass the Lumadiness was stronger.  ;) 
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