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Old 15th April 2005, 06:35 PM   #4
Conogre
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On some of the "weapons of the Philippines" plaques that occasionally show up I've been able to enlarge the image enough to be able to read the inscriptions under each representation, one of which is often "pinuti".
As to the shape of the weapon, in most cases th miniatures are of such poor quality that few, if any, are recognizable, even in well known styles.
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