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Old 15th February 2012, 10:26 AM   #1
Tim Simmons
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Default Sepik region sword stick.

Another new arrival. Palmwood sword 48 inches long. It is a light weight thin but strong thrusting weapon. Thrust into an enemies face or body would be quite unpleasant a crack edge on to the head would not be that nice either. Perfect condition nearly as nice as the three example taken from "Art of the Boiken, Micheal Hamson, Los Angeles" Here they are discribed as Yangoru Boiken fighting swords "Pongga" 49 " 63" 57"
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