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It is quite different from the daily working parangs that you normally see on Borneo.
Normally they are more curved and the scabbard does not have the cunning protrusion to keep it between you belt. But the overall impression on this one says Borneo to me too. Handy for some serious gardening ![]() |
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Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Nothern Mexico
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Lew, thank you very much! I appreciate your answer.
Regards Gonzalo |
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Hi Lew,
Nice piece. I agree that it definitely looks like a Borneo blade, but I had some observations or a possible wild goose chase ![]() Somebody stop me if the limb is too long. ![]() |
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T C
Great observation! Thx |
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The parang arrived today and it's a real sweet piece.
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