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21st November 2016, 03:24 PM
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I agree totally with Ian. In fact, I would even say that a wavy blade itself is not typical for a Tagalog blade. Yet I can't consider this Ilokano either since the midridge doesn't follow the waves.
And then there is the old blunt end - atypical of anyone except a janap in the Moro lands. |
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