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Originally Posted by ariel
Please pay attention: it has a VERY old scabbard that fits the current blade like a glove. How would Kora fit there?
What prompted you to see re-worked Kora? Specifics, please. We see tons of Kukris with " Kora" handles; are they all, in your opinion, reworked Koras?
Where did you see Chillanum features?
It does NOT have a T-spine.
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I was paying attention Ariel:..... It was you who failed there.
When I stated "To me the splayed hilt kukri grip ring looks more Chillanum style than kukri style." I was referring to youngbladerunners piece not yours. The clue to that was The statement "the splayed hilt kukri grip ring looks more Chillanum style than kukri style."
You say "We see tons of Kukris with " Kora" handles; are they all, in your opinion, reworked Koras?" No some are very genuine, even some of the tulwar handled ones are genuine as well! {not many though.
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You also say "It does NOT have a T-spine"
I never thought it was, but both youngbladerunners piece & one of Artzis have.
As for your kora hilted Nepali Hybrid/unusual oddjob, Koras have been around for hundreds of years, Its re life could have been a hundred years ago. or more!
Many re worked blades get new scabbards, this is common in many countrys...Even your own. After all its nice when the blade fits the scabbard.
Sorry if my talking of the features of youngbloods kukri/hybrid in a separate paragraph or sentence confused you.
I thought the splayed hilt, T spine & Chillanum ring piece references would be enough to help anyone deduce which of the featured items in this thread I was talking about at any one time would be clear.
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