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...About Filipino Swords
an excellent write up regarding Filipino swords. i believe he's a member here:
https://www.rappler.com/life-and-sty...ign=SocialFlow |
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This forum has also helped me grow in knowledge. The article is also dedicated to you guys :) |
Very good article Xas, thank you for sharing! And Albert for the hint.
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Good work man!
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It’s great to see articles being published!!
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Thanks, Ray - keep them coming, please!
Regards, Kai |
Malugod na pagbati po. I've seen this yesterday being shared by various Filipino blade pages and groups on Facebook, immediately read it, it was good.
Edit: Just a note on Figure 8 (the sansibar from Leyte), someone who's knowledgeable about Waray blades noted that the blade was mislabelled, instead of "tinamban", it was actually an "oyon", an old sansibar profile usually defined by straight spine. |
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It's possible that the "oyon" term might be a (different) town-specific ID, or a younger, alternative term for that blade type. |
Great article!
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Good work Xas. You’re a wealth of information. Thanks
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Maraming salamat Ray! Maganda! :)
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Thanks again for the kind words everyone =) you've all inspired me, one way or another!
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