From card: "Baluba acc. to Ward Cat. Salampasu (A)* Kuba (B) Two of the blades are broad, blunt and unornamented. The others are straight sharp, two-edged pointed blades some with elaborate incised ornamentation along the median line. The scabbards are of wood fish-shaped. One is covered with leather and has a fringe. *see Huet et al, "Congo" (Brussels, 1958), pp. 32, 38, 39 where knives of this type are attributed to Salampasu. Cleaned, Restoration Record 1-23-64 (B) 8-6-64 (C) 1-23-64, (A)."
