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tanaruz 7th November 2022 11:54 AM
CAPIZ TALIBONG
 
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Hello,

This just came in today from an antique dealer in Roxas City, Capiz.(could this possibly be from the Panay-Bukidnon tribe?).

Are the features of this blade point to a particular ethnic tribe in that area (Capiz)? The blade has the profile of the linamay. The pommel- a maranhig? what is the significance of the 'hair' at the back being centrally located?

The blade is 18.75 inches with an over-all length of 26 inches.

Hilt has a red textile-like material.

Appreciate any ideas/inputs.

Kind regards,

Yves

Interested Party 7th November 2022 03:20 PM
Is this more of a fighting or working blade, or a combination?

tanaruz 8th November 2022 12:46 AM
capiz talibong
 
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Originally Posted by Interested Party (Post 276166)
Is this more of a fighting or working blade, or a combination?
Hello,

IMHO, a combination.


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