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Old 22nd September 2012, 12:17 AM   #6
Nathaniel
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Originally Posted by freebooter
At 110cms long they fit the "sword" category far better than a halberd by definition.

My largest Silver repousse Thai sword is 112cms long in the scabbard.

Thank for sharing this image, these are seldom found or seen weapons.

Any other images from the museum?

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Gavin
Yes, I agree with Gavin's comment...more like a long sword. These blades shape show the influence of the Chinese Yan Yue Dao.

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