Trying to remember the name of a sword-type

[Dirigible]

Bit of a toss up as to whether this belonged here or in general.

I'm drawing a total blank on the name of a type of sword (or it might have been the name of the culture that used it). It was African, with a double-edged blade and a large, crescent-moon shaped bulge at the tip, with the horns pointing towards the hilt. I think it might have been something like Mong, or Mongo? I used to know it, I even had a picture of it on my computer, but it's completely slipped my mind.

Any help would be hugely appreciated.

 

[GlassJaw]

khopesh?

 

[Fallen Seraph]

A Mangbetu knife?

 

[Dirigible]

It's not either of those, no.

To clarify, the 'crescent' at the end doesn't curve sideways like in a khopesh or Mangbetu knife; the blade looks more like a capital T, but with the cross-bar bending down towards the hilt.

edit: It looked a lot like the sword this bloke's carrying (picture by the inimitable Storn):

 

[awayfarer]

Re: The picture above

"You've got axe in my sword!"
"You've got sword in my axe!"

 

[Pbartender]

You're looking for this?

"Mongo" and "Konda" both refer to particular ethnic groups living around the Congo in Central Africa.

 

[Dirigible]

That's the one! Yes! Thank you, Pbartender!

"You've got axe in my sword!"
"You've got sword in my axe!"

They totally had the stats for sword-axes in 2nd Ed. For anyone who ever looked at an axe and thought: "Y'know... this is good, but it really needs more sharp metal on the handle."

 

[awayfarer]

They totally had the stats for sword-axes in 2nd Ed. For anyone who ever looked at an axe and thought: "Y'know... this is good, but it really needs more sharp metal on the handle."

Thats awesome. I love the idea of a sword/axe but I feel like it fills the same territory as sword-chuks, or possibly this

Sounds nifty but at the same time I feel like it might be just the tiniest bit impractical.