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Hi, all,
Could anyone here please shed some light on what kind of sword this might be, its place of origin and age, if possible? I've seen this style before on the Forum, but cannot for the life of me remember its name or native land. Any help greatly appreciated. Thanks! JRF |
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You have a kampilan from the Philippines. Not my area but that should get you going with the search function on the forum.
![]() This link to the website of one of our forumites may also prove useful: http://home.earthlink.net/~federicom...andiagram.html And of course wikipedia has a bit of info as well: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kampilan |
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I added "Kampilan" to the thread title so that it might attract those interested.
It's nice to see that you still have the sheath as many of these don't. Other can tell you more about this. It's not my favorite Philippines blade (i'd rather have a kris any day ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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You have indeed a kampilan. Can you please add some more pictures? This would help you to get some more informations. Nice that the scabbard is still present.
Regards, Detlef |
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Must be the angle of the photo; the blade appears a bit stumpy .
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Hello Rick, have had the same impression! ![]() |
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