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Damascus Machete Kukri Knife with Olive and Tali Wood Handle viking art collectible Each one carries its ownThe Damascus Machete Kukri Knife brings serious chopping width to a kukri profile. Its broad blade sits wider than a traditional kukri for heavier clearing work. A defined notch near the base still marks its kukri heritage clearly. The blade runs 10 inches long, forged from wood grain Damascus steel. A brass clip bolster connects the blade to a two tone wood handle. Olive wood and tali wood meet at a brass spacer for contrast. This knife works well as