1918 Stamped Mk2

Here we have a A 1918 stamped Mk2 with a 33.5cm long blade, Mk2 with their full tang are very popular with collectors. The Mk2 was introduced in 1915, why no one is sure, and it was discontinued at some time in 1944, possibly late 1944. Please refer to photos to see condition of kukri and scabbard…

1969 British Service Issue

Here we have an excellent example of an early British Service Issue Kukri. This 1969 Issued BSI has a 28.5cm long blade and weighs 447g and stick tang horn handle. It is used but in good condition and comes with original scabbard and karda only, the chakmak having misplaced as is often the case.  …

19th Century Dracula Kukri

Here we have a 19th Century Kukri that Tora used as the inspiration for its Dracula Kukri.  This kukri reminded me of the kukri I saw in the film Bramstokers Dracula and is definitely the kukri I would have used if I was given the task of trying to end Count Dracula.  It is a wonderful kukri with …

40cm Villager

Here we have an excellent example of a Nepalese Villager kukri.  It has a blade length of 40cm and is the kuki that Tora's Long Villager Kukri is based on.  This kukri comes with the original scabbard but is not supplied with the chakmak & karda utility knives. This kukri will be sent to you v…

Rare Mk1 2nd 8th GR

Here we have a rare 2/8th Mk1 with a weight of 770g and a blade length of 34cm and was issued to the 2/8th Gurkha Rifles who were formed in 1907. Please refer to photos to see condition of kukri and scabbard. Pictures shown are of the actual kukri you will receive. Whilst the Mk1 Kukri were ini…

WW1 era Dui Chirra Kumaon Kukri

Here we have a WW1 era Dui Chirra (double fullered) Kumaon Kukri with a 34cm long blade and weight of 692g.  Comes with original scabbard and frog, but no chakmak & karda knives. Kumaon Kukri were favoured by some Gurkha Officers and are high quality Kukri. I have seen some in the museums in Belgi…