Original Philippines Late 19th Century Filipino Bontoc Igorot Headhunting-Axe Lot - 2 Items Japanese Edged Weapons and a vertical slash patch

and a vertical slash patch pocket to the left breast

There were a lot of smiths working at Seki

khaki cotton duck cloth that weighed between 7 ½ to 8 ounces per linear yard

This Type 89 Rokuoh-Sha was made by Konishoruko Manufacturer Company

and has been brought back to life to appear how they must have looked the day they were issued

Original Philippines Late 19th Century Filipino Bontoc Igorot Headhunting-Axe Lot - 2 Items Japanese Edged Weapons and a vertical slash patchOriginal Items: Only One Lot of 2 Available. This is a fantastic pair of axes that were a multipurpose tool as well as weapon. These examples were most likely acquired by servicemen in the Philippines and brought home after WWII like so many were. The Igorot head ax is a weapon that is unique to the Philippine archipelago and was produced in many different shapes. The ax head is distinguished by its wide curved edge, pointed ends and a stub protruding