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Old 10th April 2019, 11:18 AM   #11
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Shazam,

Your original post appears in Artzi's "sold items" section so you can show it here as it's not currently for sale.

The hilt of this sword is typical Visayan work from Panay, and the scabbard is consistent with that origin also. It is a flamboyant-bladed sword, but not similar to either a kris or keris in several key aspects, as others have noted already.

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Agreed with this. There is also a small version of this piece. Kris-like blades used to be spread throughout the archipelago.
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