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The second strange blade I found has a Barong resembling
blade with a broad fuller. It's much lighter than an ordinary Barong. Ivory hilt and silver ferrule with flowery pattern. Any ideas what it could be? Michael |
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michael,
dang, where do you come up with these pieces??? ![]() thats one hell of a mixbag of influences. it looks like a cut down barong, rehilted in Leyte. i'm stumped too. send it to me so i can study it. ![]() |
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Interesting new track,
Why do you think of Leyte for the hilt? Michael |
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I recieved an e-mail from another collector that he think this is a Moro Shandigan Barung with a variation of the Naga hilt (see Cato).
I find this info very probable. Michael |
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I (like Shelley) wonder if it has not been modified by another culture . Is this blade chisel edged (flat on the other side) Michael ? Can we have some more pictures ? I'd like to see the detailing on the punto and the other side of the blade . |
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Rick, LabanTayo and others,
Here are a couple of additional pictures. The blade looks identical on both sides. Please note the peculiar small hook close to the hilt? Look forward to your comments. Michael |
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