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Location: Te Aroha, New Zealand
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After 6 months of waiting, a Mandaya dagger that I asked Battara to restore is finally with me along with a nobility barong that I bought from him with a scabbard he expertly crafted for it. It was about a year in the making as well as the aforementioned 6 months of waiting before NZ customs released them to me. Here are the pictures.
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Pictures of the Mandaya dagger with my Mandaya sword.
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Group picture of my Mindanao daggers.
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Pictures of the nobility barong with two of my other barongs.
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This Mandaya dagger is the same dagger in this thread http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showth...hlight=mandaya
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Nice little collection there. I also like the early wavy bladed gunong with great burled hilt (needs a little etch), and I like that barong with the horn/kamagong hilt and bone/ivory inlays (I always love the contrasts).
I am so glad you got your pieces and that you are happy with the work. ![]() |
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