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Old 25th September 2013, 08:16 AM   #7
carlos
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Originally Posted by Battara
Well this piece I feel is Filipino. This type of wavy blade indicates an Ilocano origin to me. It therefore would not surprise me at all that there would be Spanish influence in it. Not only common but expected.

Also the scabbard being horn and carved in this fashion indicate Luzon Island, where the Ilocanos live.

Obviously someone wealthy owned this due to the quality of workmanship and the silver work involved. I hope whoever got this will post here.

Thank you very much !! Yor information is very valous to me.
I promise when I received dagger put more pictures.
Thanks again

Carlos

Ah Thank you very much too to the rest of people have comment, all comments are wellcome
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