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Old 28th September 2010, 06:30 PM   #5
Maurice
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Nice Beladah Belabang.

Besides the handle with it's beautifull handguard, I also like the blade, despite it is carved a bit roughly.

I have seen these rougher carvings more on parang nabur blades, and owned one similar with also those crude carvings in the blade.

What I like is that the carvings are going all over the length of the blade till the shoulder.
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