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I see where the pommel is more in the shape of the sarimanok bird rather than the cockatua. My wife is originally from Cebu, Philippines. I asked her if she had ever heard of the mythical "sarimanok" bird. She said "Sure! It's the Logo of a Philippine TV Network"!
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- The original meaning of 'sarimanok' was 'essentially/fundamentally bird', referring to the pommel's general shape. - As for 'cockatua', the original meaning was 'spiny parrot', referring to the head-plumage, which resembles spines/spikes. Best, |
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test uploaded photo re-sized to 320 pixels
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