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Chinese? sword blade made into 2 or 3 big knives in a jungle back woods settlement? Really like the scabbard.
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The decoration on the blade definitely says Vietnamese, and the rest of the construction is consistent with that, but the scabbard is a mystery.
Did they come from the same place, or are they just associated by a collector. Does the sword fit, or are they unrelated? |
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I am with Rick and Josh, the sword is clearly Vietnamese and like all others I don't remember to have seen before a similar scabbard. But it look like made for a hatchet, material and design point in direction China or surrounding area IMVHO.
Regards, detlef |
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I agree that this sword comes from North or North-West Vietnam (where the borders with Laos and China are located). I have seen similar scabbard in the mountaineers of Laos. They carried knives like sickle into them. |
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