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Very cool Lew as is your new avitar. Is it your belt mask? Can you provide any information about this picture. The gentlemans knife does look very similar. There is some differences concerning the scabbard but that would not be unusual. A Philippine Island link is mentioned here?
http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showth...438&page=2&pp= |
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Hi Tim
Yes it is my belt mask sorry but I plucked that pic a couple of years ago from ebay I do not have any info on it Lew |
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Hi Tim here are some pics .
From 1912 Philipine Ben |
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Very kind of you Ben but none of the last few post are as convincing as this page of a members rather super web site.
http://www.formosatribal.com/show.php?item_id=69 |
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Quote:
Hi Tim looks a lot the same Ben Last edited by Dajak; 28th December 2008 at 05:53 PM. |
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This one also, with the same staining to the blade and lack of rattan to the handle.
http://www.formosatribal.com/show.php?item_id=67 |
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Can you guys tell if this is authentic? The sheath makes me think Paiwan maybe... to my untrained eyes it seems very similar to these Paiwanese sword examples.... however it lacks that large rectangular piece... not sure, it's perhaps a nice looking but old and broken tourist piece, or an actual Aboriginal blade...
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