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|  28th February 2005, 03:03 AM | #2 | 
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			If this is the kukri you refer to I never heard the story of it being made for an English officer, but could be. It is very elaborate with a worked ivory grip, silver being sculpted into Lyall's name, and a scabbard (missing the velvet covering) with a finely done chape & mechanical locket. Most definitely done in India around mid 19thc.    | 
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