- Ang Khola
- Civilian / regional style. Traditional village form (seller typology). Not a documented military pattern; fine as a product line, not as 'military issue'.
- Chainpure
- Civilian / regional style. Regional style name. A Chainpure-style blade is claimed for the Singapore Gurkha Contingent jungle knife (maker claim).
- Dhankute
- Civilian / regional style. Regional style; no record of supplying the army.
- Sirupate (civilian)
- Civilian / regional style. The slim village sirupate is distinct from the c.1860-80 Military Sirupate found in the arsenal cache (KK-008).
- Bhojpure
- Trade name for a military size class. IMA name for Judkins' Short Gurkha Army Kukri (KK-011). Does not prove manufacture in Bhojpur.
- Long Leaf / Longleaf
- Trade name for a military pattern. IMA name for Judkins' Classic Gurkha Army Kukri (KK-010); also the collector name for pre-1903 British Gurkha kukris (KK-014).
- WWI Vintage
- Trade label. Atlanta/IMA label for the Late Gurkha Army Kukri (KK-012); Judkins says the label is wrong.
- K45 / K-45
- Date stamp (disputed). Most collectors: 1945 date stamp on Mk III. One seller: a late-1945 Rawalpindi design.
- M43
- Maker stamp (disputed). Most likely a maker's stamp on Mk II, not 'Model 1943'.
- BSI / BAS
- Trade terms. Used for Nepal-made British service kukris and scabbard styles; not official names.
- Mk IV / Mk V
- Collector labels. Wilkinson 1951 and Nepal-made BSI. No official Mark after Mk III confirmed.
- Kothimora
- Scabbard / decoration style. Means a decorated (often silver) scabbard; applies to presentation pieces of any era.
- Hanshee / Hamsiya
- Period type name. Long-hilted fighting khukuri, c.1750-1857 (KK-002).
- Iraqi / Afghan
- Marketing names. Finger-grooved 'gripper' handle; not issue patterns.
- Panawal, Dui Chirra, Gelbu, Chitlange
- No evidence found. No source tied these to a military pattern; check before using.
