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Old 28th April 2025, 04:49 AM   #1
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Thanks Xas for posting this one. Seems to be a Maranao blade and perhaps originally a Maranao scabbard that had its cross piece (sampir) removed and then the underlying throat reshaped in the late 19th C Maguindanao manner. Impressive cutting power in the video.
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