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Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Chicago area
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If I recall, that type of knife popped up a few times from 1930-60's. It may have become common carry after American governors enforced sword carry rules; much like the Moro pummel. It is definitely Bagabo, but I don't think it is limited only to them. There is a variety of hilts & sheaths & some slight variations of blade form. Still being made, likely for use but also for tourist. I showed a couple of the ones I have to a fellow who spent some time in Cotabato; he recognized them immediately & told me there was specific fighting technique used with them but lacked detail. |
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