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Thank you Harimauhk, my point exactly.
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Speaking of Chinese in Sulu, the current governor of Sulu is Abdusakur Tan. I guess the "Tan" surname indicates he has Chinese lineage.
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It's not exactly plural. Adding to CharlesS complement of Chinese influenced Moro spears is this example. Described as a civilian Chinese spear, is an oddly shaped budiak. The spear head is ~12 in., from the tip to bottom of ferrule 22 in.
In my interpretation the etchings on the ferrule suggests that spring is in the air. |
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Kino,
One of the strangest and most interesting spears I have seen. Could you please post a pic of the spear head together with the ferrule and a small part of the haft??? I am curious what the overall look is. Certainly looks like Moro forging, but I would never have guessed it from the blade shape, which looks very Chinese or SE Asian. |
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The total length of the spear is 69 inches.
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What a weird and unique piece! Never seen its like before Kino, thanks for posting it.
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It's a "strange bird", but looks completely right together, and not a put together thing.
I love it! |
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