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Old 4th February 2022, 02:02 PM   #2
SanibelSwassa
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Default Definitely Visayan

The Talibong is in the form or the older Garabs from the Pulahan era. The elements in the scabbard and handle appear to be continuations from that tradition. The rattan wraps on the scabbard and hilt also point in the direction. The blade form deviates from the Garab design, lack of thumb rest… etc… and likely points to an evolutionary track that originated in the Pulahan area and picked up new elements as those smiths were forced to relocate to other areas. Either way it’s a nice piece!!
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