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23rd October 2020, 04:52 AM
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Pinoy Blade Hunter
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Battara
I agree - Bontoc axe.
The handle might not be repurposed furniture but authentic.
My understanding is like yours - the spike on the back is for placing into the ground so that the edge is up for cutting.
Are you saying the 1880s/90s or 1980s/90s?
sorry for the confusion, i meant 1980s/1990s.
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