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    Posted 3 years ago

    Gino2020
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    Does anyone know what this is I’m sure it’s not an every day thing but not sure wh at it is or how it got to where it did

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    Comments

    1. SharpGuy, 3 years ago
      That's a Ceremonial Ghurka Kukri from India.
    2. kwqd kwqd, 3 years ago
      More decorative than ceremonial. Could still be used as an effective tool if it was properly tempered and sharpened. Also, kukris were/are widely used tools in Nepal and India, not just by Gurkhas.

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