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Old 17th July 2022, 02:41 PM   #8
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The blade is of "higher" quality and designed to be strong and light, but primarily for use as a chopper. ...
Similar characteristics to a Moro bangkung. Parallel development or one culture adopting from another? Even the long silver ferrule looks like a Moro punto.
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