United Kingdom. A Post War British India Gurkha Kukri with Scabbard visually-hidden circa 1815 issue

circa 1815 issue

An award document for a Close Combat Clasp

permitting us to select the ones we thought would do the most damage

Footnote: The "Ching Yun Chang"’ was established together with the higher orders by the Imperial Edict of March 1

5 mm (h) to 49

United Kingdom. A Post War British India Gurkha Kukri with Scabbard visually-hidden circa 1815 issueA vintage kukri featuring a curved blade measuring 150 mm in length, pointalism pattern on the chest presenting INDIA, with a notch above the buffalo horn handle with features decoration metal rivets, with lion head pommel. The entire kukri measures 228 mm in length, and is contained in a leather scabbard with a lightly etched decorative side, metal tip with attached pocket and accompanied by a karda (small utility knife) and a chakmak (blunt small