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Old 2nd September 2012, 03:25 PM   #1
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Yes, I have also been hesitant to label it a barong. The inspiration might be either an itak or some lighter parang blades from Indonesia or Malaysia.
But what makes it more strange is the twist core. Something seen on neither any of those other (inspirational) blades nor on any barong?

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