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Old 28th December 2015, 07:35 PM   #6
rickystl
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WOW! The worms really attacked that handle.
What a GREAT restoration. Congratulations!!
While I don't know the exact history and specifics of the Kukri, I can attest to it's usefulness having carried one afield for many years during camping and hunting trips. You have to actually use a Kukri to appreciate why it was so popular for so many decades.
Again, super nice restoration!!
Rick
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