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Padsumbalin Panabas

16th November 2008, 07:11 PM

Bill M

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Battara

I was talking about rattan on the scabbard . Yes they used rattan on the rest of the panabas.

Hi Jose,

Does this mean that the scabbard was made so that you could cut through the rattan instead of unsheathing the panabas? This scabbard has a screw at the tip for a pivot. Possibly it was originally just rattan holding the scabbard halves in place.

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