PIRA OR TENEGRE ?

Rick · 30th May 2010, 11:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Battara

Yes they are from the Macao Exhibit and as mentioned are from the Mandaya tribe.

Royston's piece is from the Bukidnon (what some called Mondo) tribe. It is a rare form of sanduko, the highest form and ceremonial.

Oh Man , do I feel stupid right now !

Never should have gone to Woodstock ....

Royston · 31st May 2010, 11:04 AM

Gentlemen

Thank you for the interest and the information. I have never heard of this type of weapon before. It is always good to find that I have something a little "out of the ordinary"

Maurice - Thanks for the photos.

Battara - I look forward to your new thread on these.
I will post another picture of the scabbard but you will have to be patient as I am away at work at the moment for the next 3 weeks.

Rick - Missed Woodstock but check my location and guess where I am going next leave.

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31st May 2010, 11:04 AM	#2
Royston Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Poole England Posts: 443	Gentlemen Thank you for the interest and the information. I have never heard of this type of weapon before. It is always good to find that I have something a little "out of the ordinary" Maurice - Thanks for the photos. Battara - I look forward to your new thread on these. I will post another picture of the scabbard but you will have to be patient as I am away at work at the moment for the next 3 weeks. Rick - Missed Woodstock but check my location and guess where I am going next leave.