This is a fine example of a Kris blade. It's double edged serpentine blade is razor sharp, a venerable thrusting and slashing weapon.

This is a unique weapon devised by the Moro Warriors of Mindanao. It is called a Barong. The leaf-shaped blade makes for an excellent slashing weapon that has just the right amount of weight to the blade to allow quick attacks.

Pacific Cutlery was the first Philippine based company to mass produce the famous Balisong, or as it is more commonly known as, the Butterfly knife. Prior to Pacific Cutlery, the Batangas province in the Philippines was the only place to get a quality Balisong, which would have been handmade. This is one of the greatest contributions to the martial world that the Philippines had to offer. Almost everyone who dabbles in any kind of martial arts will find themselves at least one time in their life trying to swing open a Balisong and find their hand or finger bleeding. It is a knife simple in design, yet exciting to master and even after years of finding new ways to open and close them, still demands respect and interest. Pacific Cutlery was eventually purchased by the American based company Benchmade, but still makes some of the finest Balisongs on the market today.

This is the most common blade you will find in the Philippines next to the Balisong. It is the Bolo. In the provinces, these are almost as common as the everyday kitchen sink. They can be found in virtually every household and are used for any number of things.