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Old 12th March 2012, 10:59 AM   #15
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Very nice piece!

I wasn't aware there were older pieces that used kamagong as hilt material. A bit of a revelation for me. Thanks for sharing, Lew!

I guess it was whatever the local bladesmith had on hand at that time. It probably came from a small village shop . The blade does seem less refined than the others of that period in time. I take it that Southern Luzon was more rural than the other parts of that area. I will research it and get back to guys
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