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Sword Hilted Dagger

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Price: $105.00

Sword Hilted Dagger


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  • Sharpened - $105.00
  • Unsharpened - $90.00
  • Unsharpened w/ Initials - $95.00
  • Sharpened w/ Initials - $110.00
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    Customer Rating:5 ratings

    Circa 1200

    Large daggers were carried by knights and men-at-arms. While they were used for camp chores, they were mainly used on the battlefield where they were often the last line of defense. This classic form has a steel wheel pommel and down curving guard. The grip is wood covered in leather and the wide, strongly pointed blade is from tempered high carbon steel. Includes matching scabbard. Made by Windlass Steelcrafts.
    • Overall: 17-3/4"
    • Blade: 12" long, 1-3/4" wide, 3/16" thick
    • Wt: 1 lb/4 oz
    Can be personalized with 3 Initials (select below left).

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    Product Rating: (3.40)   # of Ratings: 5   



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    1. Julius on 1/9/2013, said:

    This is a solid, good looking dagger. My only complaint is that they should've made this with a longer blade, or a lighter pommel- the heavy pommel should act as a counterbalance but the weight of the pommel actually acts against the dagger itself, at least when trying to carry it. The only recourse I have is to have a scabbard and frog made specifically for it to hang on my swordbelt so that it doesn't turn and fall out on its own. Comes with the ubiquitous MRL leather scabbard, steel throat and chape- good for storage or transport, but not for wearing. The hilt components, if mated to say a blade of the Coustille's length would make for a spot-on off-hand weapon.
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    2. Wolf on 2/10/2011, said:

    Very nice. It looks awesome once polished. Be aware that this has no sharpness unless you pay extra.
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    3. Anonymous User on 9/14/2009, said:

    Makes a good athame.
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    4. Anonymous User on 12/22/2008, said:

    This dagger looks good but the pommel is way to heavy.Turns upside down if you place it in a frog.Needs less weight in the pommel or larger blade.
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