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Old 12th August 2023, 06:13 AM   #5
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Salamat po sa tugon.

How about those traditional blades I've seen from Rizal province, particularly around Binangonan. They also have a similarly shaped profile, pointed and with wide belly, but is called "sungot hipon" (or interchangeably, ulang) instead. Is it the same profile with a different name, or am I missing some subtle differences?
Same profile yes, but different name pagdating sa Rizal province. Also, the antique Rizal versions usually have a false edge and are more needle-like towards the tip.
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