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Bomba dan penyblamat saber sword

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I found a saber awhile ago in joplin missouri usa and it has the bomba dan peny blamat. And the malaysian flag i believe it is a very nice what appears to be a ceremonial saber sword with an awesome sheath its a great sword. after having it translated and learning it was a fire and rescue of malaysia sword i looked u goes up do they give ceremonial swords for fireman or do u wear them for special outing or are they a present for being a fireman just want to find the history of it and how it ended up here in the middle of america in a pawn shop mostly wanting to lnkw if it was a gift to a fireman for some feat as a boon for service and mabey it meant something to someone and was lost and sold if u have any info please message me back ur sword carrying freind from America Chathen (talk) 16:41, 31 March 2020 (UTC)[reply]