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Old 8th March 2016, 04:04 PM   #3
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You might be better off posting your own images and asking what it is called. But Wayne is absolutely correct. So many names, often for the same weapon. Names can change from one village to the next. The name game can get very complex when discussing Filipino blades. Right and wrong is highly subjective. Sometimes we are better off simply responding "it's a sundang".
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