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Old 1st March 2016, 08:27 PM   #17
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Even though this has absolutely nothing to do with Harry's original question...

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Originally Posted by sirupate
Mk5 is an incorrect term Chris,
Why so? It is the fifth design or "mark" of kukri carried by the British (and other) Gurkha armed forces. It seem a perfectly valid term to me, and indeed, every other reasonable kukri collector/enthusiast.


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Mk5 is an incorrect term Chris, which was as you know purchased by the then War Department, the very best Simon
Speaking of "incorrect terms" you may wish to look up the history of the War Department, which has not been in existence since 1857...

I think you may be confusing it with the War Office.

All the very best,

Chris

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I think we have disrupted this thread quite enough. If you have any further questions, or seek further discussion, I will happily converse with you via PM.
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