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VANDOO · 2nd July 2013, 05:09 PM

I WOULD CLASSIFY IT AS A GUNONG FORM LIKELY NON MORO BECAUSE OF THE BLADE BUT YOU CAN NEVER BE SURE. I WOULD THINK IT WAS SOMEONES PERSONAL KNIFE CARRIED AND USED EVERYDAY FOR WORK, CRAFT OR PROTECTION AS NEEDED. I LIKE THESE VARIATIONS AND THE FACT THAT THEY WERE NOT MADE TO SELL AS SOUVINEERS BUT FOR LOCAL USE AND THEY ALL HAVE THAT PERSONAL TOUCH. NICE JOB ON FIXING IT UP.

2nd July 2013, 05:09 PM	#2
VANDOO (deceased) Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: OKLAHOMA, USA Posts: 3,138	I WOULD CLASSIFY IT AS A GUNONG FORM LIKELY NON MORO BECAUSE OF THE BLADE BUT YOU CAN NEVER BE SURE. I WOULD THINK IT WAS SOMEONES PERSONAL KNIFE CARRIED AND USED EVERYDAY FOR WORK, CRAFT OR PROTECTION AS NEEDED. I LIKE THESE VARIATIONS AND THE FACT THAT THEY WERE NOT MADE TO SELL AS SOUVINEERS BUT FOR LOCAL USE AND THEY ALL HAVE THAT PERSONAL TOUCH. NICE JOB ON FIXING IT UP.