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Old 20th September 2025, 04:18 PM   #5
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Isn't this sinungot ulang. What makes it sinanbartolome?
The label is dependent on the origin-location. Each Tagalog town considered one (sometimes two) blade profile as an offering to San Bartolome.

If the origin-location of my blade was Rizal area, it would be called Sinungot Ulang; however if it was made in Batangas, Cavite, or Quezon Province, it would be Sinanbartolome.

Rizal's own Sinanbartolome would be the "Binacuco" blade profile series
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