Scabbards are usually leather wrapped light wood.
If you need further information concerning markings or blades, please post your questions to me directly via E-mail.
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Nepalese "Kukri" (aka "Gurka" Knife)
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Weapon/tool commonly associated with the Nepalese, especially the "Gurkas of Nepal."
Grip construction is usually of bone, horn, or teak and sometimes ivory. Occasionally found
with two small side knives.
Scabbards are usually leather wrapped light wood. |
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