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Old 21st September 2016, 04:05 AM   #12
Robert
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I understand the "katana" one to be from Pampangas.
That and their being called "tabac" is what I was always lead to believe as well. According to the header both these pages are from "The Pinatubo Negritos" by R.B. Fox of the National Museum so I am not quite sure now where the "katana" originally originated from.

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