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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Sweden
Posts: 1,637
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Robert,
It's a sword from West Sumba. For some reason they seem to be more rare than the Kabeala of East Sumba. When I was in Sumba, in the early 90's, at the country side people still carried the Kabeala as an everyday blade. But for your blade I don't think it was for everyday use? I never saw anybody carry them anyway. What I found interesting there was that only the undressed blades were sold at the market place, no complete swords. Please post better pictures when you recieve it. Michael |
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