Historical Kukris

Description

Historical Balance Wood Handle

This 11 Inch Historical kukris Secured  Tang Kukri  have so clear blade. The blade size and the type is 11 Inch and unpolished blade, handmade kukri. The complementary of Historical Balance Wood Handle  kukri is certified of guarantee, Tag, Wrapping Lokta Paper.

The size of the handle is 6 Inch with wood secured tang handle. Hardness of the steel is spine: 22-25 RC, belly: 45-46 RC, edge: 58-60 RC. The material used in this kukri is Highly Graded Carbon Steel, (car & Jeep leaf spring, 5160) . the overall length is 17 Inches.

Historical Kukris are:

The  Black smith from the East part of Nepal (Dharan) have make the Historical Balance Wood Handle  kukri. Its weighs about 730 gms. The water buffalo skin leather is use in scabbard .The scabbard is in scattered colour. This knife gives the memory of the old and original kukri. This Historical kukris is good for decorative purpose and for using in the kitchen or other simpler purposes. The blood dropper at the edges is so good that it takes all blood or water down to the floor without getting in your hand. And that is the main purpose of the blood dropper so that you feel safe and comfortable while using it.

The handle is  of Indian rose wood and it Have comfortable feel while using it. Taking about blade the blade flattened at the top and gets smaller towards the handle and .The guarded secure the knife. So if you are looking something for the decoration purpose or gift for your close one you once think about it !! The officers also loved to give this knife as gift to their worker. This 11 Inch Historical kukris wood handle secure is balance at the scabbard. You can look at the photo given above which is so good and the color of the  scabbard is just the perfect.

You may not know how to take out the kukri from sheath. So, always draw the khukuri from scabbard slowly holding the upper edge of scabbard with palm and fingers. Avoid encircling the scabbard with your fingers. It may cause injury to your inner fingers.For the maintenance of the kukri: if you are going to keep it inside the scabbard for a long time, make sure the blade are well oiled with any kind of machine oil or gun oil. If you have a displaying stand as shown in the photo than, just keep the blade clean and dry. In case of rust develop on the blade rub it with fine sandpaper.