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Old 13th August 2021, 03:44 PM   #4
Rafngard
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I think it's from Pangasinan.

I have this blade, which I'm told is called a "pangaw-at" with similar hilt and scabbard, that I'm told is from Pangasinan. Mine has peened tang (and a carabao horn hilt, as is typical for Luzon) and I suspect yours does too.

Also I think I can see teeny bit of the tang in your last photo.

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Leif
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