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Well, Talibon to be precise. But it's quite a piece of steel. Laminated blade and definately an antique. Beer all around. It's not my interest. Would trade for something from the Arabian Penninsula.
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Looks nice, Michael. I like the lamination.
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Join Date: Dec 2004
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Well....you're right in that it is Filipino, Luzon for sure, but not a talibon....like the lamination.
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#4 |
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Bolo?
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I LIKE IT!! I TRIED TO BUY THE SWORD IN EBAY, BUT I WAS IMPOSSIBLE!!
![]() ![]() CONGRATULATIONS BY YOUR NEW ADQUISITION!! REGARDS CARLOS |
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Could this sword be one of these Pedang Suduk as seen in photos from Theriorn Arms or Oriental-Arms or is it a bolo?
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