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Old Yesterday, 01:51 AM   #18
Battara
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This blade is from the Maguindanao tribe. They make a lot of (if not all of) these blades. It looks like a separate ganga to me, but many times the fit is so tight that lines practically disappear.

Looks like there was one baka-baka.

The tang seems to have been broken off later, thus being short.

And they often did silver inlay on these naga blades.
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