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Old 20th October 2011, 07:31 PM   #3
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Hello David, your club is a fighting sword from the South Massim
(North Massim use ebony for the same type sword often engraved with SSS and broad end) in North East New Guinea.
The grip end is hence in a rough shape of a fregatbirds head (you've got to know it to reckognize). Good old used example; 1900's or so to my opinion. Hope it helped. Greets Wouter
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