Now watch, Mr Bump will go off somewhere and build a 410 dbl barreled short sword now,lol.
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Now watch, Mr Bump will go off somewhere and build a 410 dbl barreled short sword now,lol.
Bruce Bump
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BlueSkyJaunte
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Make it a 10ga Mr. Bump and you'll have my undivided attention. 
SCALPHUNTER
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"O'si'yo" (Hello) Guys. Here is a pic of my small sword collection. One "Wallhanger" and three "Battle Ready." www.knifedogs.com/album.php?albumid=113&pictureid=1546
Gary Miller
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my filipino swords
hi , these are my swords . these are filipino. the strait slim sword is a pinute and the bigger "S" shaped one is a Panabas. the pinute is very fast and light and cuts like a 2 foot long rasor blade. I it will slice through a 2 liter bottle of water like cutting air
The panabas is alot heavier and cuts like an axe or broad sword. it will slice through a 3 in cardboard roll like it was butter. Gary
hi , these are my swords . these are filipino. the strait slim sword is a pinute and the bigger "S" shaped one is a Panabas. the pinute is very fast and light and cuts like a 2 foot long rasor blade. I it will slice through a 2 liter bottle of water like cutting air
The panabas is alot heavier and cuts like an axe or broad sword. it will slice through a 3 in cardboard roll like it was butter. Gary
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Gary Miller
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my filipino swords
View attachment 8293hi , these are my swords . these are filipino. the strait slim sword is a pinute and the bigger "S" shaped one is a Panabas. the pinute is very fast and light and cuts like a 2 foot long rasor blade. I it will slice through a 2 liter bottle of water like cutting air
The panabas is alot heavier and cuts like an axe or broad sword. it will slice through a 3 in cardboard roll like it was butter. Gary
View attachment 8293hi , these are my swords . these are filipino. the strait slim sword is a pinute and the bigger "S" shaped one is a Panabas. the pinute is very fast and light and cuts like a 2 foot long rasor blade. I it will slice through a 2 liter bottle of water like cutting air
The panabas is alot heavier and cuts like an axe or broad sword. it will slice through a 3 in cardboard roll like it was butter. Gary
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Byron
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Wow..talk about a interesting conversation starter.
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Mathsr
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Appleby do you have any idea of the history behind the pair of swords in the last picture on the right? My twin brother and I got a pair like them in the late 50's. Still have them. I always thought that they were made out of a bayonet blade. Mine has "Made in Spain" on it, so I figured that they were souvenirs or something like it. Any ideas?
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Mathsr
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Here are a few more of my swords. They are all kind of old and beat up.
The top one, I believe is a 1922 British. It is etched "Prince of Wales own Royal Hussars"
The next two are 1906 US
The last two are British police swords.
The 1922 is by far my favorite. It is light, fast and well balanced with the last foot, near the point, sharp. The 1906's are very blade heavy, which I guess is by design.
The top one, I believe is a 1922 British. It is etched "Prince of Wales own Royal Hussars"
The next two are 1906 US
The last two are British police swords.
The 1922 is by far my favorite. It is light, fast and well balanced with the last foot, near the point, sharp. The 1906's are very blade heavy, which I guess is by design.
SCALPHUNTER
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HenryGuyton
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This is my first samurai sword. I bought it a long time ago...a
Kogane is Gold in Japanese. This unique series offers a hardwood handle with black ray skin and black leather wrap accenting the brass menuki and custom designed brass plated guard and collar. The traditional blade is equipped with a heavy blood groove and Kanji Chisel (translates to United Strong Steel). The hardwood blade sheath is accented with nylon cord wrap and custom knotted rope. 42 1/8" overall. 30 3/8" blade.
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Gary Miller
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is this for japanese only
is this japainese only
these are from the philippines the top one is a wwII punite the next is an other punite, a ginunting and a panabas. these are from the visayan area of the philipinnese
is this japainese only
these are from the philippines the top one is a wwII punite the next is an other punite, a ginunting and a panabas. these are from the visayan area of the philipinnese
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Gary Miller
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mr.mathsr. I haven't been to this sight for a long time ,health reasons. yes there are a lot of wallhanger philippine swords and knives around. most of the ones brought back from wwII fall in to that catagory. in the photo above. the top sword is a war bringback i have tested the blade and it is about 55 rc about right for a machett or slashing sword. the other 3 were made by a smith named Jun Silva in cebu city and are very real. you have to be extra careful mess with swords of any kind. i my self was taken on a katana that turned out to be made in inda. thanks gary miller
PS. to everyone thanks for posting your swords they are all wonderful
PS. to everyone thanks for posting your swords they are all wonderful
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javiersena
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hermosa realmente la hoja lo felicito adoro el acero damascothis my first sword im still trying to read on how to make a 1862 looking hilt for it.
