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tanaruz 9th September 2020 09:14 AM

T'BOLI KAMPILAN 3
 
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Hello friends,

Sharing a T'boli kampilan with a scabbard meant for a Visayan tenegre/talibong. I really don't know how this actually happened but in all probability, since some of them (Tboli and Visayan people) live near each other in a T'boli domain/territory and so when the original scabbard was lost/broken, the owner would have taken to use a Visayan scabbard.

Enjoy

Yves

Ian 9th September 2020 10:47 AM

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Originally Posted by tanaruz
... in all probability, since some of them (Tboli and Visayan people) live near each other in a T'boli domain/territory and so when the original scabbard was lost/broken, the owner would have taken to use a Visayan scabbard. ...

Sounds plausible to me. A marriage of convenience between sword and scabbard.

Battara 9th September 2020 06:16 PM

Does happen. I noticed that nice rare large talismanic bell on the hilt.

Ian 10th September 2020 01:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Battara
Does happen. I noticed that nice rare large talismanic bell on the hilt.

Yes. Could be a "tiger bell." Hard to say from the pictures.

tanaruz 10th September 2020 03:01 AM

T'BOLI KAMPILAN 3
 
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Hello,

Here are some pics of the bell (complete with the clapper).

Regards

Yves

Marbel 10th September 2020 03:06 AM

Blaan bell
 
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This type of bell is commonly found amongst the Blaan. Very old and no longer crafted. The photo attached was taken during a visit with the Blaan near Malungon in April 2016.

Battara 11th September 2020 01:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Ian
Yes. Could be a "tiger bell." Hard to say from the pictures.

Actually this type of bell is not considered a tiger bell because the tiger bell has a "face" on it with eyes and a big mouth for an opening.

Ian 11th September 2020 08:09 AM

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Yup. Definitely not a tiger bell. The later pictures from Yves show that it is indeed a B'laan bell, as noted by Marbel.

Battara 13th September 2020 12:08 AM

Lots of trade in those areas.


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