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Old 11th December 2015, 02:08 PM   #1
drac2k
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Those are 2 very beautiful kampilan ; can you tell me why you refer to one as a "Pershing kampilan?" I get the General "Black Jack, " Pershing connection, but is there a particular type of kampilan so named ?
I also noticed the cloth on one of your swords, as I have seen on others(usually kampilan and sundangs ); was this purely talismanic or was it wrapped around the hand to ensure a better grip ?
Finally, I have been struck by the wide variety of Kampilan tips ; can these be traced to different Philippine groups, tribes, or blade smiths ?
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