SF War Memorial

Ian · 10th May 2005, 07:27 PM

Mabagani:

If you can get display cases unlocked, you must have some good connections.

Is that a privilege for being a contributor to the exhibition?

Ian.

Quote:

Originally Posted by MABAGANI

No catalogue for this exhibit, but it does serve as a prelude and an excellent venue for subsequent larger showing of PI weaponry. There are ongoing weekly forums dealing with local and martial history within one of the buildings conference rooms held in conjunction with the event. I'll be back on Sat. I'd need to get some of the cases opened to take decent photos without the glare from the glass.
"Mabagani"

themorningstar · 10th May 2005, 07:44 PM

i don't think mabagani means legally... lolz...

MABAGANI · 10th May 2005, 08:04 PM

all legal...lol, it is a privilege, we have to keep going into each of the cases to add, adjust or align the swords and artifacts, so it only a matter of requesting.
"Mabagani"

Federico · 11th May 2005, 05:09 PM

Sounds awesome, I hope Ill be able to get the chance to swing by and take view.

TVV · 17th May 2005, 12:20 AM

I managed to see the exhibit, which, I feel necessary to mention, is not so easy. First I tried going there in the weekend, but it was closed, so I went there today (I was fortunate to be free on a Monday morning). It is supposed to be open on weekdays from 10 AM to 4:30 PM, but when I arrived at 10:30, I had to wait a little more than half an hour before a person finally came and opened the small room.
It was worth it: I was not disappointed. The exhibit is small but interesting and I really liked the fact that it had almost every weapon type from the PI on the diplay (or at least almost every major item, as I am far from an expert) from small daggers, through an Igorot Axe, through Katipunan bolos and swords, to an absolutely huge kampilan and even some Moro armor. Sorry, I did not take pictures, but even if a brought a camera with me it would not have been possible to obtain good pictures as everything except two suits of armor is behind glass. It was nice to see all of these really nice examples of PI weapons, they look much nicer live than on pictures.

10th May 2005, 07:44 PM	#2
themorningstar Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 55	i don't think mabagani means legally... lolz...

10th May 2005, 08:04 PM	#3
MABAGANI Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 221	all legal...lol, it is a privilege, we have to keep going into each of the cases to add, adjust or align the swords and artifacts, so it only a matter of requesting. "Mabagani"

11th May 2005, 05:09 PM	#4
Federico Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Minneapolis, MN, USA Posts: 312	Sounds awesome, I hope Ill be able to get the chance to swing by and take view.

17th May 2005, 12:20 AM	#5
TVV Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Bay Area Posts: 1,660	I managed to see the exhibit, which, I feel necessary to mention, is not so easy. First I tried going there in the weekend, but it was closed, so I went there today (I was fortunate to be free on a Monday morning). It is supposed to be open on weekdays from 10 AM to 4:30 PM, but when I arrived at 10:30, I had to wait a little more than half an hour before a person finally came and opened the small room. It was worth it: I was not disappointed. The exhibit is small but interesting and I really liked the fact that it had almost every weapon type from the PI on the diplay (or at least almost every major item, as I am far from an expert) from small daggers, through an Igorot Axe, through Katipunan bolos and swords, to an absolutely huge kampilan and even some Moro armor. Sorry, I did not take pictures, but even if a brought a camera with me it would not have been possible to obtain good pictures as everything except two suits of armor is behind glass. It was nice to see all of these really nice examples of PI weapons, they look much nicer live than on pictures.