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Old 8th January 2026, 11:37 PM   #3
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I think it is a Filipino variant. The use of the carabao horn grip, the pommel cap with finial all look Northern Philippines to me. The blade shape is a bit unusual but if you think back to those early arms of the Philippines wall plaques there are some funky blade shapes represented in those miniatures. I think this one is likely circa 1900.
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