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Old 22nd September 2025, 03:03 PM   #9
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Interesting. This is considered a skinning or butchering pattern?
I believe that Filipinos copied the (varied) blade profiles of the skinning knife used in depictions of St. Bartholomew's martyrdom in 1700s artworks, and translated these into bolo-size form.
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