WWI issue Gurkha kukri-khukuri

10-Inch Historical Kukri Knife – Hand-Forged WWI Reproduction for Outdoor Use & Collectors

The 10-Inch Historical Kukri Knife is a faithful reproduction of the classic Gurkha blade used during World War I. Originally wielded by soldiers in the Burmese jungles, this kukri combines time-tested battlefield design with modern craftsmanship. Hand-forged from 5160 carbon steel and equipped with a full tang wooden handle, it excels in woodcutting, bush clearing, bone chopping, and game processing—making it an ideal tool for hunters, outdoor adventurers, and history enthusiasts alike.

• Hand-forged 5160 carbon steel 10-inch blade with powerful curvature for chopping
• Full tang wooden handle with three rivets and lanyard hole for secure grip
• Traditional white buffalo leather scabbard over wood core for safe carrying
• Includes Chakmak (blunt tool for sharpening) and Karda (utility knife)

Historical Significance

This kukri is inspired by the WWI-era combat blades carried by Gurkha soldiers. Revered for its efficiency in hand-to-hand combat and rugged outdoor tasks, the kukri played a vital role in establishing the Gurkhas’ fearsome battlefield reputation.