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A spear and the shield are from Northern Luzon (Cordillera). Not sure exactly which people as the pics do not provide enough detail. Can you post close-up pics of the spears and shield?
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Hello, I post other pictures of the shield and the spears.
The length of the shield is 54,8' X 12' (to the center) The length of the spears is 64' and 65' It isn't it A Banawi shield? And the sword isn't it a form of Katipunan bolo? The only information what i have is this items arrived in europe around 1900 |
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I do believe that the bolo is Katipunan period to the period of the first republic.
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Hello Eric,
Very nice bolo and with the original scabbard!! Could you tell me what the grip fittings are made of? I too would like to know what this type of bolo is called. It looks like it was made more for stabbing and slashing more than for chopping and hacking. I wonder if tusuk would be the right term for this style of bolo? ![]() Robert P.S. Another possible term for this could be Matulis. Last edited by Robert Coleman; 2nd June 2009 at 02:35 PM. |
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