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Old 30th December 2006, 05:00 PM   #3
Chris Boonzaier
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Originally Posted by RhysMichael
Very nice, I have not seen too many spears or lances from that area. there is currently one on Ashoka's site from Burma that matches the basic blade form of yours I cannot link just the picture so I ask the moderator to feel free to edit this if it violates the items for sale policies

http://www.ashokaarts.com/non-edged/no-1.html

Hi,

thanks for the info, it does indeed look similar, it seems to be a Generic shape for the region?

The shaft on mine was not as elaborate, just bamboo, tapered at the top.

I found this near Luang Prabang... it was a joy to find after handling dozens of made for Tourist swords....
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