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Old 18th January 2011, 10:36 PM   #12
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That is indeed one beautiful sword! One question I have is about the blade. Is this blade form common in Thai swords? Not only do you have the rare element of this type of scabbard but I would think a rare element of the blade form specifically in regards to Thai swords.
Hi Rick. Thai sword and knife blades come in a bewildering variety of shapes, most of which have unique names. This is not the most common form of tip but, likewise, far from the most uncommon.

I agree--it is similar to the square tips generally associated with "Kachin" dha, and even Naga sword dao. I believe the name for this tip style in Thai is Hua Bua Tad, but my notes are not well organized.

In any event, I reiterate my earlier comments and will add this--in my opinon, this is an important sword.
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