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Yeah I've been googling around scanning images haven't got far as I don't know anyone that knows knife history. I honestly think this is some decorative knife.
 
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I was really hoping it wasn't I've seen that carving style that way on a table. What's funny is I'm half Filipino and found it in a liberal arts college town.
 
Yes, in agreement with Rich. These are Filipino Bowies / fighting knives meant to appeal to soldier stationed there during WWII or later.
 
I had one a lot like that I bought in the Philippines. I had it on my belt in Saigon during Tet.
 
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