Original British King Edward VII Officer Document Pouch with Cross Belt - Circa 1901 MG 42 The kukri came to be

The kukri came to be known to the Western world when the East India Company came into conflict with the growing Gurkha Empire

probably because the Germans left it all too late and the horrendous casualties that might have been created were left to be dealt with by AH's "People's Army” of old men and young boys

Comes with an adjustable shoulder harness for wearing under left shoulder and rig comes complete with shoulder strap to waist belt to ensure rigidity

released on 24 February 1911

Abdallahi ibn Muhammad took over the administration of the nascent Mahdist state

Original British King Edward VII Officer Document Pouch with Cross Belt - Circa 1901 MG 42 The kukri came to beOriginal Item: Only one set available. A fine set of a black leather document pouch and cross belt heavily decorated with wide bands of silver wire and gold washed heavily embossed fittings. The interior of the pouch is marked: HOLT & SON 20 SACKVILLE STREET LONDON W The front of the pouch bears a royal cypher of crown over ERI (Edward Rex Imperator) that translates to Edward, King and Emperor (India). By the time of King Edward VII, document pouches