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Old 5th December 2023, 11:57 PM   #18
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I believe that this sword may be Iranun as I gathered from a fellow member who expressed an interest in in my example. Possibly the configuration of the point was what led him to classify it as such.
The Munsala was attached to this sword by a woven collar that was around the hilt rather than woven through the holes in the cross guard as your example shows.
I also have a Parang Nabur that has a Munsala attached to it in the same manner.
Both cloths show extreme age.
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