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For sure Toraja. Here it is next to a dua lalan and you can see the close match in style. Also the other alamang with more classic hilt shape has Toraja style.
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Location: Germany, Dortmund
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Here a new group picture, also a close up from the handles. Three blades show a talismanic pamor at the base.
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Another example. Big one, 70cm OAL w/51cm blade & 7mm spine.
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Very nice alameng Jeff!
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