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Old 4th February 2009, 09:02 PM   #1
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Originally Posted by Philip
It seems that the "hairpin" folding patterns of Tibet. Bhutan, and parts of the Assam and the Sino-Tibetan borderlands were not, as a rule, carried over into Nepal. I've polished a good number of kukris for collectors of these things. .

Thats interesting Phillip, Ive only etched about 10 laminated kukris { All from my own collection.} But 2 exhibit clear Tibetan hairpin style of forging.

So I guess it just depends on which kukis you happend to etch. There a lot of individualty amongst them even in the steel types & patterns.

I admired your skill on your work for JP. That fir tree kukri had a wonderfull pattern indeed!

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