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Old 4th April 2022, 05:33 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by xasterix View Post
Based on:

1. Facts mentioned in at least 3 books
2. Extensive research
3. Mentorship by PH blade experts
4. Analysis of available samples, especially those with marked provenance
I olso respectfully disagree. I know you will not share your sources and it is understandable. But on the opposite sideI have samples and have seen katipunan themed swords (like the fist and sun themed) have both s and d guards. I comes really who can afford or what style they want. I think to say that katipunan did not employ d guards is assuming they did not have money and of pure peasant stock which I beg to differ. They had different statuses in life (eg aguinaldo and bonifacio)Bonifacio. Attached pics are of common folks and one of the basi revolt. As you can see they seem to carry dguard matulis and bolos. As for me it would be more practical for me to have some kind of hand protection I one can afford for his weapon.
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