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3rd April 2021, 08:52 PM
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Wrong forum?
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3rd April 2021, 09:03 PM
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3rd April 2021, 11:38 PM
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Sorry for posting in wrong forum. any thoughts about this sword?
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4th April 2021, 01:46 AM
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No worries Groza.
This kind of pommel is fairly common for this type of kris. I had one of these for a while, but sold it a few years back. |
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4th April 2021, 01:56 AM
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Thanks! Philippino blades is not my area of expertise. Is this sword from Mindanao? And is dating it to late 1800/early 1900-s correct?
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4th April 2021, 09:38 PM
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5th April 2021, 01:27 AM
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It is from the Maguindanao tribe on the east coast of Mindanao. I would also say early 1900s. The baka-baka clamps might be silver also though they need to be cleaned or tested to be sure.
David's former example used to be mine at one time. |
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