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Old 7th November 2012, 04:51 PM   #4
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These blades decoritive Indian kukris are generaly untempered, they were sold in the west by firms like Bannermans up to the 1930s for wall display, the hilt may possibley be a replacment, most were all steel.

Stu I guess your thinking of Sosson Patta?

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No not a Souson Patta. This type is shown in Tirri's book and described as I mentioned.
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