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Old 23rd November 2005, 08:01 PM   #2
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robert,
i believe zamboanga referred to this as pungkul barung, prolly of samal origin. looks like a no nonsense, in your face type carried by a commoner. is the toe on the scabbard broken, or is it rounded off like that? regardless, it's a beautiful piece; and congrats btw...

btw, if you can, etch the blade and see what awaits you
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