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17th February 2015, 06:48 AM
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I have a feeling that the other "club" is a weaving sword from Africa. I have one. I believe the handle on your example is a typical form.
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17th February 2015, 07:39 AM
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i concurr with tim, weaving swords were used to tighten the weft on a hand loom. african ones with ornate carved handles were often passed down from mother to daughter, and are art objects if not weapons. wouldn't want to get hit with one tho.
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17th February 2015, 02:02 PM
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Great feedback gentlemen !!! I had a feeling that the middle club could be from Australia in general, but I didn't have a clue on the detailed information given to me and in regards to the "weaving sword," from Africa, I would have never have guessed that ; I thought it was some kind of spatula, etc.
Thanks Again to all ! |
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17th February 2015, 10:42 PM
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yeah paupa they have such clubs like that but yrpically plam wood and .. longer in szie that than over 1 meter typically . looking at the image its got to be short as the waddy ist going to be over 70 cm.. i would say its south american and not african.. ive seen ones from peru, ecudorm bolivia..ect than get rather long and will have a carved pommel as decoration. normally a llama or two llamas touching their heads or such.. |
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18th February 2015, 02:22 AM
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I should of mentioned that the longest piece is 29 " ; I'll post better pictures when I get them.
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