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This dagger belongs to a friend. He ask me about origin of the dagger. The dagger was in a wall plaque with some cuban machetes and spanish machetes from 1898 more or less.
Any opinions? Maybe filipino? Thanks in advance Carlos Last edited by carlos; 31st August 2019 at 06:00 PM. |
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Looks like a modern semi-fantasy knife with Filipino influenced blade and European stag horn hilt.
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Hi carlos,
I think Jose nailed it. Maybe some Filipino influence, but certainly nothing "traditional"about this one. Looks like somebody was practicing their file work. Do you have a picture of the wall plaque with the machetes? Regards, Ian |
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Thanks by the information.
Unfortunatelly I don,t have any pictures from the wall plaque. Thanks again Carlos |
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