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Old 14th April 2013, 03:29 PM   #16
Sajen
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Originally Posted by colin henshaw
Could be Northern Phillipines - see "In the Shape of Tradition" by E M Anderson, pages 344 & 345 for spears with a fairly similar iron collar and blade form.

Was it sourced in USA ? - then Phillipines become more of a likelihood...

Bontoc spears look different, special at the collar, here for comparison the examples from my collection.
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