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Old 4th April 2022, 03:44 AM   #3
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Question. How did you know that these are pro Spanish pieces? Did they follow a certain pattern? It just doesn't make sense for them to deviate from existing patters or styles common that would identify them to be part of a secret organization. Lastly, where did you get your info?

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it's probably 1890s, and while it likely existed already during the katipunan uprising, I believe it's more likely to have been used by the Spanish side. Imho better to call it late 1890s Central Luzon bolo.
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