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12-13-2012, 01:44 AM #1May your bone always be well buried
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Here are three of mine; The top one is a WWI model, Middle is the model carried by todays Gurkha and the bottom one is just a general knife that you would find in use in a kitchen or a field. Mainly an Eastern Nepalese design. A farmers knife.
You'll notice that not all Khukuri came with the small 'knives'. These were a newer addition, and in my opinion, a practical one. The Bic lighter is there for scale.
Mick
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12-19-2012, 03:39 PM #2I need to return some video tapes
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Simple question but what are the knotches for in the blade?
Originally Posted by MickR
Here are three of mine; The top one is a WWI model, Middle is the model carried by todays Gurkha and the bottom one is just a general knife that you would find in use in a kitchen or a field. Mainly an Eastern Nepalese design. A farmers knife.
You'll notice that not all Khukuri came with the small 'knives'. These were a newer addition, and in my opinion, a practical one. The Bic lighter is there for scale.
Mick
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