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Old 16th December 2008, 05:24 AM   #1
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Here are a few from the Philippines. They are probably in the letter opener class except one that I'm not sure what it is. From the left a Spanish influenced Dagger that has Port Sual Luzon scratched into the grip, length 7" The next is a Garab, length 6-1/2".The next a Talibon, length 7" and the last I don't know what to call, length 8-3/4". It is much better made and sharp enough to be used as a razor. If anyone has any ideas on the last one please let me know. Thank you.

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Old 16th December 2008, 07:30 AM   #2
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interesting the little philipino knives, in mexico making miniature knives and also miniature pistols and rifles was a common trinket business in he 1930s or so, ive seen many mini machetes and swords and bowie knives and such aswell as mini k98 and 1896 mausers and colt 1911 pistols and such.. looking all made by hand..

i wounder what is the oldest miniature sword or knives that has been found.....
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