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This is a mandau that Fred Coluzzi sent us some years ago. He says
the handle is a rough cast Japanese naval D-ring style. But was it put on by a native that liked that form, or was it made by a Japanese soldier who liked the blade. There are two characters at the base of the blade that could be either Chinese or Japanese although i was told that it could be Korean. The blade is very well made, with some of the most delicate fret- work that i have seen in a mandau. No scabbard. What do you think. Dave. |
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Curses!!!!!!!!This computer simply will not cooperate when it comes to
posting pictures............Dave. |
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I'm curious of the pictures. Feel free to send the images to my emailaddress: mbloebaum@gmail.com, and I will put them in your thread. Rg, Maurice |
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Maurice: Thanks much, but Kino is already helping me work through the
Problem. Hopefully we will get it all sorted out soon and you will be able to see the Mandau...............Dave. |
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Dave and Lonna's Mandau
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What an interesting piece, Kino!
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