I'd Like to Learn More About This Visayan Sword

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I'd Like to Learn More About This Visayan Sword

17th July 2020, 02:12 PM

David

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Originally Posted by Battara

I have seen a number of these in the past few years. Seems the hilts are more recent carvings.

José, i'm pretty sure my example is all original and commemorates victory at the end of the second world war. So that's 75 years ago if that's what you mean by "more recent carvings".

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