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Originally Posted by Maurice
Gav,
A box of moro budiaks/spears had been opened on the forum.
I also would like to know the exact differences between budiaks and spears or whatever to call them, mostly with reference of old books, articles.
I always assumed that any moro spear's name was budiak.
But it seems, as Battara stated in one of the other mails, that it need to have that chiseled area to be called a budiak. Or did I misunderstood?
I can't wait seeing this blade cleaned!
Wonder if we could read what the text is saying....
Absolutely a great addition to your Pershing kampilan, and they would be an attractive display for sure.
Maurice
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Thats a long box to fit them all in Maurice.
I finally took the plunge after you got the other one that has been discussed
Kinda wish I had a light pen and board here, I'd trace over the script to present it and see what it read...just have to wait.
I'm really keen to see what a fully complete piece feels like in the hand and also if anyone can provide feedback on the rings and if cloth was attached like their other weapons of war...
I got the shock of my life last week too, during Alex's B'day party, Rose was giving many guests the grand tour of arms, not a bad job of it either, as she notes to me often, "I know way more than I should" about the swords but has no reservations to more items like this appearing...should I be worried or what
I think there must be a honey can I have coming soon....
Gav