History of steel in Eastern Asia – a view on the development of weaponry

Timo Nieminen · 21st April 2012, 12:38 AM

The Philippines section is pages 320-377, all colour, full-page pictures for most items (two punal share a page). 322-377 not counting the title pages for the section. That doesn't have the introductory text, or details such as lengths. The measurements are in the back of the book, pp 501-505, but you can get these from the web link above (and pictures of all of the items).

21st April 2012, 12:38 AM	#4
Timo Nieminen Member Join Date: Mar 2012 Posts: 422	The Philippines section is pages 320-377, all colour, full-page pictures for most items (two punal share a page). 322-377 not counting the title pages for the section. That doesn't have the introductory text, or details such as lengths. The measurements are in the back of the book, pp 501-505, but you can get these from the web link above (and pictures of all of the items).