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25th September 2020, 02:13 PM | #2 |
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A goodly amount of silver too, compered to most sea stuff
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25th September 2020, 02:16 PM | #3 |
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I saw this auction but finally I didn t bid. Seems a good piece, but I couldn,t identify a filipino piece.
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3rd October 2020, 01:51 PM | #4 |
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Health to all,
maybe it has nothing to do with it, but I couldn't help but notice an extraordinary similarity between these dagger canes put up for auction and the sword mentioned in these posts. The angle formed by the horse's foot is different, but the horseshoe is there ... is it a "blade change"? Duccio |
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Cool very much in the same taste for posh hunting types.
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6th October 2020, 04:47 PM | #7 | |
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"Two horse hoof-form dagger canes Various dates mid to late 19th century Comprising a horn and bamboo dagger cane, the carved horn handle in the form of a horse hoof with steel-cut bead nails, the 13-inch Solingen-style steel blade unsheathed by release button at collar, with modern rubber ferrule; and a horn and spotted bamboo dagger cane, the carved horn handle in the form of a horse hoof with tortoiseshell horseshoe and steel-cut bead nails, the 12-inch steel blade unsheathed by release button at white metal filigree collar, modern rubber ferrule over original horn ferrule. (2).L 36 in. (longest) PROVENANCE: The collection of award-winning independent film director Larry Clark, New York." we ask Larry? |
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19th February 2021, 11:48 AM | #8 |
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As a bit of an update, today a modern Filipino maker publicized pictures of his reproduction matulis. It certainly shares many of the characteristics of my blade. I am trying to find if he based his reproduction on any particular piece. The maker is Illocano Traditional Blades. https://www.facebook.com/ar.cie.167
So mystery largely solved! |
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