WWII Kukri Marked  for 1942.
Please note that though there are the usual dings and knocks to be expected with multiple  ownership and service wear there is also impact damage at the steel pommel and a small loss of wood in the handle. For clarification see the last two images.
Besides being a secondary weapon of last resort the Kukri was traditionally used as a tool which could account for the damage.
 
There are also several nicks on the edge of  the blade.
 
Reference for identifying MKII and other kukris: 
https://chinesemartialstudies.com/2012/11/05/identifying-and-collecting-the-nepalese-military-kukri/comment-page-2/