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Old 20th May 2006, 08:34 PM   #16
Battara
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Originally Posted by D Wilke
Just another quick note before I forget - the museum in Jolo is a bust for swords, they only had two and both were newer and in abysmal shape. The nicest weapons shown were pictures from the Field museum collection. Not even a spear, shield, or barung. Might have to donate one my mine when the time comes.
Dan
Not shocking at all since most of those in the US were battlefield pickups and that there are more older PI kris in the US than in the PI.
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