SirKukri

Heritage Knives has here collected articles and blog posts written for Gurkha Antiques and the blog SirKukri & Co., which has since 2007 been writing on the Gurkhas, Kukri knives, Nepal and the martial heritage and culture of the Himalayas. 



For a full list (over 100 post) please visit the blog of SirKukri & Co. 

The Kukri (Khukuri) Knife and Nepali Arms & Armour at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA. 

The Kukri Knife 101.

The Kukri Knife 102

Who are the Gurkhas and what is their contribution to military history. 

Lt. Cpl. Geddes Kukri knife, World War 1. 

The Kukri of a Nepalese General, WW1 era. 

Indian Mutiny Era Wootz Lambendh Kukri. 

A exploration of the Kukri in 18th century Nepali history;

through the work of Col. William Kirkpatrick...

The Metal hilted Khukuri knife. 

Khukuri knives from the 4th Prince of Wales` Own Gurkha Rifles. 

Origin of the Kukri. 

Historical Khukuri knives of the 8th Gurkha / Gorkha Rifles.

A debt of honour, Part 1 of 2 - The Memorial Gates, London, UK.

A debt of honour, Part 2 of 2 - The Memorial Gates, London, UK.

From the Western Front to Eastern Europe, the

Gurkhas of "Halbmondlager"

(WW1 POW Camp).

The Gurkha of Krakow - Kumba Sing Gurung, 8th Gurkha Rifles.

Prisoners from a far-off land, the Indian Military

Cemetery at Zehrensdorf, Germany (WW1).

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