This is a nice looking Kukri set; a bargain I made on a flea market. The knives are intended just for show, but I guess the bigger one could deliver quite a decent chopping blow if sharpened and used in the field. You can really make good deals on these type of knives in some market places. But bare in mind that many of these kukris are just souvenirs.
Knife 1: Medium fixed blade kukri
Knife 2: Large fixed blade kukri
Length 1: 229 mm
Length 2: 325 mm
Weight 1: 123 g
Weight 2: 285 g
Blade 1 & 2: Kukri shaped blade with engraving
Material 1 & 2: Polished steel
Knife 2: Large fixed blade kukri
Length 1: 229 mm
Length 2: 325 mm
Weight 1: 123 g
Weight 2: 285 g
Blade 1 & 2: Kukri shaped blade with engraving
Material 1 & 2: Polished steel
Tang 1 & 2: N/A
Length 1: 154 mm
Length 2: 225 mm
Width 1: 34 mm
Width 2: 44 mm
Thickness 1: 5 mm
Thickness 2: 6 mm
Edge 1 & 2: Convex plain
Handle 1 & 2: Hand shaped wood handle with lion shaped butt
Material 1 & 2: Metal and wood
Length 1: 80 mm
Length 2: 105 mm
Sheath 1 & 2: Black leather sheath with belt strap
Material 1 & 2: Wood, leather and metal
Length 1: 185 mm
Length 2: 265 mm
Weight 1: 34 g
Weight 2: 65 g
Total length 1 (knife in sheath): 250 mm
Total length 2 (knife in sheath): 353 mm
Total weight 1 (knife and sheath): 156 g
Total weight 2 (knife and sheath): 351 g
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Length 1: 154 mm
Length 2: 225 mm
Width 1: 34 mm
Width 2: 44 mm
Thickness 1: 5 mm
Thickness 2: 6 mm
Edge 1 & 2: Convex plain
Handle 1 & 2: Hand shaped wood handle with lion shaped butt
Material 1 & 2: Metal and wood
Length 1: 80 mm
Length 2: 105 mm
Sheath 1 & 2: Black leather sheath with belt strap
Material 1 & 2: Wood, leather and metal
Length 1: 185 mm
Length 2: 265 mm
Weight 1: 34 g
Weight 2: 65 g
Total length 1 (knife in sheath): 250 mm
Total length 2 (knife in sheath): 353 mm
Total weight 1 (knife and sheath): 156 g
Total weight 2 (knife and sheath): 351 g
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