An unusual blade - Ethnographic Arms & Armour

16th June 2017, 05:26 AM

#10

Gavin Nugent

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Laowang

To me, the non-contrasting pamor and fullered blade would indicate a peninsular origin. To hedge one's bets, one could easily add "Bugis-influenced" to that statement.

Thank you for coming in Laowang. Perhaps Bugis Patani?

Gavin

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