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Old 4th April 2018, 09:49 AM   #8
Robert
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The chisel grind to the blade pretty much says it is Visayan in origin,
I sorry and maybe it is just my eyesight getting worse in my old age, but I do not see a chisel edge grind on this blade. I do however believe that this piece could very easily be from Bicol or Batangas.

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