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Just realized that Samsher is a chiruwa. Holy heck that's perty.
No Mr. Taco you cant have it! Its already headed to Texas

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Just realized that Samsher is a chiruwa. Holy heck that's perty.
No Mr. Taco you cant have it! Its already headed to Texas....Besides it too cold over there for you to be using chiruwa stuff. Your fingers will stick to the tang like a tongue on a frozen lamp post.
Ok who told you about me, the tongue and the frozen lamp post? Hmmmm? I smell a rat.
It was made into a very amusing episode of "Frasier".
No Mr. Taco you cant have it! Its already headed to Texas....Besides it too cold over there for you to be using chiruwa stuff. Your fingers will stick to the tang like a tongue on a frozen lamp post.
I wont tell nobody! I have a good feeling your gonna get something good in the next shipment:thumbup: Guess Aunti was just testing the waters with some new bait. There was definitely some interest id say so hopefully there will be more.Now that only happened once Ndog! Ok, you got me, it's been a good half dozen times, but hush now! What doesn't kill you makes you stronger!
Awesome; is that the original handle? Seems longer than what I usually see on these.
Yes it's the original one. From (very roughly) 1750 to as late as 1900 these long handle or "Lambendh" kukri were used as combat kukri. That handle is is 12.5cm (5") which is generally considered the lower limit for this type, I have another similar piece with a 14cm handle. Many collectors call them Hanshee.