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British Empire Knives & Accessories
Buy antique knives, kukris, and accessories, many from the British Empire lost arsenal found at the royal palace of Lagan Silekhana in Nepal, at Atlanta Cutlery.
Lagan Silekhana is a 19th-century wooden palace that housed British and American muskets, rifles, cannons, and bayonets that had seen action in the Napoleonic wars and the U.S. revolutionary and civil wars.
British East India Company Model F Musket Bayonet
#720060
This is a replica of a bayonet carried by the Sepoy Infantry in both the Indian Sikh Wars, of 1845/6 and 1848/9 and later in the Great Sepoy Rebellion (Indian Mutiny of 1857-58). The socket is specially designed to encircle the Model "F" bayonet stud catch under the barrel.
$149.95
British P-1842 Socket Bayonet (For Use With Lovell Catch)
#720059
This bayonet was introduced in 1842 because of soldiers’ complaints that the previously issued standard Hanovarian catch bayonet was shaking loose under fire - vibration caused the bayonet's rear rim to jump out of the "S" shaped spring catch. No less than the Duke of Wellington got involved and suggested the addition of a socket ring.
$149.95
1841 Sappers and Miners Sword Bayonet Replica
#601062
This is the P-1841 Sappers and Miner's Bayonet for use with the short Percussion (or Flintlock converted) Musket issued to Specialized troops. Forged steel. Overall 27-1/2" inches.
$179.95
Victorian Era Nepalese Officer’s Kukri
#750076
These Victorian Era kukri's were made by hand for the British Gurkha Regiments as their standard issue sidearm for Officer's.
$149.95
Longleaf Traditional Antique Kukri with Reproduction Scabbard
#403579
This longleaf kukri was made for war. It has a straighter spine and longer blade than bhojpure. It comes with new scabbard made of wood and covered in leather.
$199.95
Bhojpure Traditional Kukri Blade
#403094
These original battle Kukri blades were hand made prior to 1890. Blade only without the handle or scabbard. Approx. 17" long.
$48.95
Zulu Iklwa Spear
#600314
The Zulu "Iklwa" is the famous short shafted, large bladed spear that carved out one of the greatest early African nations. This replica is a must for history buffs or collectors of military weapons. Made by Windlass Steelcrafts.
$59.95
Longleaf Traditional Antique Kukri
#401124
This Longleaf battle kukri has a straighter spine and longer blade than Bhojpure, and in the skilled hands of the Gurkha it became a frightening weapon indeed. These have all seen service with both the Nepali military and the British Army. All of the blades are marked in Devangari script with the date of manufacture.
$149.95
Top Customer Reviews
Review of: Victorian Era Nepalese Officer’s Kukri
The best yet, weighted beautifully and very clean for age. shame you cant get a scabbard for these, but the knife alone is a fantastic piece of history
Reviewed by: patrick, September 02, 2022
Review of: Victorian Era Nepalese Officer’s Kukri
Light weight knife with a deep fat belly, great tool. I assume by the overall fit an finish, a large amount were made in a rush. Looks aside the tool is well made, there are no cracks or fractures in this blade.
Reviewed by: Paul, August 14, 2021
Review of: Bhojpure Traditional Kukri Blade
I bought one of the bjojpure blades and combined it with a WW1 brass knucks trench knife handle. Awsome weapon. The blade was beautiful under the grease. I'm buying more before they are gone forever,
Timothy Childs Co. C 40th Va. Infantry CSA
Timothy Childs Co. C 40th Va. Infantry CSA
Reviewed by: Timothy, June 04, 2020
Review of: Longleaf Traditional Antique Kukri with Reproduction Scabbard
Great kukri - this came in good condition, but a bit dirty. There was no active rust, but there was corrosion from years of storage and two significant dents in the edge. I spent about an hour working on it with a rust eraser and a whetstone and got it back to almost original condition, though the dents would need much more work to take out. Mine had a wooden handle which is very solid and in fairly decent shape. In hand it feels authoritative and "choppy" in a good way. If you haven't handled a historic kukri before then they're very interesting and very utilitarian.
To be honest, it wouldn't be my first choice for outdoor usage, but it would definitely work in a pinch. As a collector piece... it's really, really good. This is a vintage or antique blade, and when you think about it, the dents in my blade just indicate that it saw use during the day. More likely than not, someone trusted this blade with their life when they took it with them on an expedition.
To be honest, it wouldn't be my first choice for outdoor usage, but it would definitely work in a pinch. As a collector piece... it's really, really good. This is a vintage or antique blade, and when you think about it, the dents in my blade just indicate that it saw use during the day. More likely than not, someone trusted this blade with their life when they took it with them on an expedition.
Reviewed by: Michael, July 21, 2019
Review of: Bhojpure Traditional Kukri Blade
I bought this bojpure blade along with a longleaf blade. This bojpure is over an inch longer than the longleaf, and has a broader blade. It is about two inches longer than my modern production, traditional style kukri and has a much broader blade. It is far more imposing as a weapon. It is also made of a vastly tougher grade of steel. Harder than any weapon in my collection. I did not pay for hand selection, and this blade is in rough condition. The edge looks to have suffered major damage at some point and was crudely repaired. The tip is broken off. None of this detracts from this beautiful antique. I have attached a custom handle. I am leaving the heavy patina intact and will touch up the edge so that it will continue to live on as a fearsome weapon.
Reviewed by: Jonathan, March 31, 2019
Review of: Longleaf Traditional Antique Kukri with Reproduction Scabbard
I can't begin to tell you how much I loved this ! It was all I could have wished for . The knife was beautiful and the reproduction was really well made . The two small knife's were nicer than I thought they'd be . I had wanted this item for some time now and it was well worth the wait . Really , really please . Will be wanting to buy other products form Atlanta cutlery in the future .
Reviewed by: shawn, March 24, 2019
Review of: Longleaf Traditional Antique Kukri with Reproduction Scabbard
Great piece of history. Knife is huge and scary. Love it.
Reviewed by: jacob, February 07, 2019
Review of: Bhojpure Traditional Kukri Blade
The blade was in great shape and well protected in grease. Once it was cleaned up I took a file to the edge checking the temper. The spine is soft and the edge was very hard, perfect for a big chopper. The next few days were spent mounting it on a horn handle and making a leather sheath. After putting a shaving sharp convex edge on the blade (which didn't take much) it was ready to go. Oak, Hickory and Elm have been getting cleared off of our property ever since, the edge still shaves!
Reviewed by: , May 11, 2017
Review of: Bhojpure Traditional Kukri Blade
Last one I purchased Came out beautiful. Definitely an old combat used Kukri. Under the cosmolene & rust it was stamped in ancient Sanskrit. Sent a photo to a knife maker in Napol who was able to have it translated for me. It now has a beautiful antler handle and is very impressive. Thanks
Reviewed by: James, April 07, 2016
Review of: Bhojpure Traditional Kukri Blade
Ordered one of these handless Blades. It came well packed in a packetwith grease and all. After cleaning it is a nice blade (No handle)
Reviewed by: David, October 12, 2015