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Arming Daggers
Overall Length:
17.5" Arming Dagger: This attractive dagger features a 12 inch blade with fuller. It is an example of a design common in the 15th century. Its classic beauty made it popular throughout Europe. (Leather Scabbard Included)
Scottish Dirks
Overall Length:
20.25" Scottish Dirk: Replicating a dirk that would be found commonly in Scotland circa 1700 this piece is a must have for any modern day highlander. The blade is single edged and sharpened to a fine point. Often the dirk would be held in the same hand as the arm that was holding the targe with the dirk pointing down to prevent his adversary from closing in on him. (Leather Sheath Included)
Kestral Daggers Kestral Dagger is 14 5/8" overall. Dagger has a 9 3/4" high carbon steel double edge blade. Wire wrapped handle with brass guard and pommel. Brown leather belt sheath. Companion to the CI-3501 Agincourt Sword.
Flame Daggers
Overall Length:
16.5" Flame Dagger: This exotic, beautifully styled dagger was used throughout Europe from the middle ages through the Renaissance. The 10 1/2 inch wavy blade design creates a longer cutting edge than a straight blade of the same length making this piece both unique as well as attractive. (Leather Scabbard Included)
Talon Dagger
Overall Length:
15.75" Talon Dagger: The matching dagger for the Dagesse (54-018) features a wickedly pointed blade with a fuller, extending almost the full length of the blade. The Blade combined with a curved steel guard and wheel pommel, makes this dagger handle extraordinarily well. This relatively short dagger is an excellent close-quarters weapon that was popular with warriors throughout Europe. (Leather Scabbard Included)
Renaissance Daggers
Overall Length: 16" Renaissance Dagger: The Renaissance Dagger is based on European daggers used circa AD 1560. Tempered high carbon pierced steel blade, exotic hardwood handle and down-sloping steel guard. (Includes exotic hardwood scabbard) |
