Vintage Nepalese Gurkha Kukri Dagger with Engraved Blade and Scabbard.

A superb Nepalese Ghurka kukri with turned wood and brass handle and inlaid silver decoration.  The blade is of fine, heavy steel and is engraved with Buddhist dragon and spirit world motifs.  The scabbard is of leather and brass with "Nepal" national symbol and regimental insignia. It has a belt loop to the back.  The kukri is accompanied by the chakmak and karda knives. There are two small pockets at the back of the kukri scabbard to hold a pair of small knives. One of these, the chakmak, is for sharpening the Gurkha kukri (or khukuri) and can be used with a flint to create a spark. The other, the karda, is used as a penknife for skinning animals.  In excellent vintage condition.  Please see images above for more detail.

Length (kukri) : 28cm

Length (blade) : 16.5cm

Length (in scabbard) : 31cm

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