RPA 1942 WW2 Kukri MK2 - A Piece of History

Description:

Discover a remarkable piece of history with the RPA (Rawalpindi Arsenal) WW2 Gurkha Kukri / Khukuri Knife Mark 2 (II), issued in 1941. This is our remake of original World War II Kukri which is not just a blade ; it’s a testament to the bravery and resilience of the Gurkha soldiers who wielded it.

Specifications:

Overall Length:43.5 cm

Blade Length:33.5 cm

Handle Length:10.5 cm

Weight:790 grams

Historical Significance:

The MK2 Kukri was a standard issue for the British Gurkha Regiments during World War II, with the RPA and RFI markings signifying some of the rarest and most sought-after examples. Rawalpindi, a renowned Gurkha cantonment during colonial times, served as the headquarters for the Northern Command of the British-Indian Military. Many Gurkha regiments, including the 3rd, 5th, and 6th Gurkha Rifles, have deep ties to this historic location.

This Kukri has experienced the trials of war, having served with honor for over 70 years, and is ready to continue its legacy for many more. The blade’s edge will remain sharp no matter what you throw at it, and its overall condition is good, making it a perfect addition for collectors, historians, or anyone who appreciates authentic military artifacts.

Why You’ll Love It:

Owning this Kukri means possessing a slice of history, an emblem of courage that has seen the world from the hands of the bravest men. Whether displayed proudly in your collection or used as a unique conversation starter, this Kukri embodies the spirit of adventure and valor.

Don’t miss the chance to own this extraordinary piece of World War II memorabilia. Add the RPA 1942 Kukri MK2 to your collection or gift to someone special today!