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Old 11th July 2014, 11:27 PM   #7
Sajen
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Just have purchased this sword (see pictures) and I think that this is a Bicol sword as well. And now compare the both handles, you will see that the inaso (dog head) handle is very similar in style. So when I am correct with the origin of the second sword you will know why I am thinking that the first shown sword is a Bicol sword.
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