Original Early 19th Century Philippine Moro Sibat Budjak Spear - 67 Inches Long Percusion Muskets there was no need for

there was no need for it to amalgamate with another regiment

and the last 3 inches or so were replaced with a steel tube and aged to match for display

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As issued during WWII

Original Early 19th Century Philippine Moro Sibat Budjak Spear - 67 Inches Long Percusion Muskets there was no need forOriginal Item. Only One Available. Here we have a lovely variation of the Philippine Sibat Spear known as the Budjak, which was used by the Moro populations in the island area. It measures an impressive 67 inches in overall length, with a 9 3 8" long blade on the end of the iron head. It has a rattan cane shaft 56 1 2 long, which has woven wicker style plant material where the head meets the shaft. There are also two rough plant twine grips wrapped