Contemporary bangkung? knife/ID & origin help

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Contemporary bangkung? knife/ID & origin help

11th November 2023, 01:48 AM

wildwolberine

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Ian

Hi WW,

Yes, fairly recent work. If you have the item already, is the edge chisel-ground or a V-grind? It looks chisel-ground to me, but hard to tell from the picture. If it is chisel-ground, then that likely reflects some Visayan influence.

Thank you! Yes, the blade is chisel ground.

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