Null Old khukuri (kukri) with horn handle, India
Khukuri machete, single-edged, …

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Old khukuri (kukri) with horn handle, India Khukuri machete, single-edged, strongly curved blade, sharp. Horn handle with brass fittings, leather sheath with loop, probably mid 20th century. Total length with sheath 39cm, blade 25cm. With 2 small miniatures.

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Old khukuri (kukri) with horn handle, India Khukuri machete, single-edged, strongly curved blade, sharp. Horn handle with brass fittings, leather sheath with loop, probably mid 20th century. Total length with sheath 39cm, blade 25cm. With 2 small miniatures.

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