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Daggers
All Steel Stiletto
#401620
This dagger has a triangular shaped blade which is deeply fullered. The grip, guard and pommel are turned in steel. A black leather scabbard with steel parts is included. Overall 13-3/4 inches.
$94.95
Auray Rondel Dagger
#404240
A sheer beauty, this dagger sports a thick, tri-sided 1065 high carbon steel blade. Filligree work on the pommel, guard plated in 24-karat gold. Wooden handle covered in black leather with a swirled gold chain. Matching leather-covered wooden scabbard included. Overall length 12-3/4 inches.
$138.95
Battlecry Crecy War Dagger
#404231
The double-edged War Dagger has a 1065 high carbon steel blade tempered to a low 50s RC. Battle-hardened finish with a blue patina and peened full tang. Matching scabbard, custom packaging and certificate of authenticity included. Overall length 15 inches.
$94.95
$150.00
Bonny Scottish Dirk
#400806
This dirk features a 1055 high carbon steel blade with a 5" false edge, and etchings of traditional Scottish foliage & thistle motifs on both sides, and a knurled pattern on the backside. Carved black wooden handle with nickel silver tacks. Leather-covered wooden sheath with metal throat and tip. Overall length 17-1/2 inches.
$109.95
Camelot Damascus Dagger
#404018
This royal dagger's blade, guard and pointed pommel are made of 256 layer Damascus blade. Darkened handle detailed with two delicate silver band inlays, 50 miniature brass head nails. Sheath with belt loop included. Overall length 15-1/4 inches.
$119.95
Damascus Baselard Dagger
#403787
This perfect belt dagger sports a beautiful Damascus steel blade accented with a solid wood handle inlayed with ornate brass filigree. Tooled, brown leather sheath included. Overall length 15-1/2 inches.
$74.95
Damascus Dirk
#403786
This massive dirk features an exquisite Damascus blade. Rich wood handle with brass inlay and studs. Rich brown leather scabbard can accommodate up to a 3” belt. Overall length 20-1/2 inches.
$94.95
Damascus Dragon’s Tooth Dagger
#404218
This dagger sports a Damascus steel blade with a triangular bevel. Ornate brass filigree work on spiral grey/black Pakkawood handle with matching rounded pommel. Leather belt sheath included. Overall 12-1/4 inches.
$59.95
Top Customer Reviews
Review of: Musketeer Main Gauche
This is a truly phenomenal main gauche. Sturdily constructed, it serves as the ultimate off-hand parrying, trapping, binding and smacking weapon. Everything about this main gauche, form the thick ricasso to the excellently tempered diamond cross section blade, to the extra large quillons, to the ridged patterns for trapping blades and especially the phenomenal knuckle guard with it's fantastic detailing is just a cut above what one would expect for such a low price. A must-have in any collection and a trusty sidearm that will quickly become a practicing swordsman's favorite.
Reviewed by:
Ryan,
April 28, 2019
Review of: Damascus Dragon’s Tooth Dagger
Beautiful piece of work. I have been wanting one for some time and I am very glad I finally got it!
Reviewed by:
Ray,
March 16, 2019
Review of: Early Scottish Dirk
I received this as a gift and covered the scabbard's black leather with white hair-on calfskin to match a dress sporran. There are many styles of dirk. This style is based upon those which were made from the broken tips of swords: a basket-hilt claymore in this case (in our minds), the ID made obvious by the pattern of almost fullers on the blade. This is a mini short sword... particularly heavy, and with none of the stiletto-like delicacy of a typical ballock knife. You'd feel confident going up against an angry pit bull with this--- not so a ballock knife.
Reviewed by:
Daniel C,
March 14, 2019
Review of: Venetian Stiletto
A very beautiful stiletto! Flawless execution on this one. It even stays in the sheath without slipping out. If you like this style get it!
Reviewed by:
Dan,
January 31, 2019
Review of: Damascus Dragon’s Tooth Dagger
I love the look of it. The feel of it is nice. It's just a very pretty dagger. Well worth the price
Reviewed by:
Richard,
January 31, 2019
Review of: Roman Pugio
Just right in every way, and not too dangerously sharp in this case.
Reviewed by:
Warren,
January 29, 2019
Review of: Early Scottish Dirk
I got this dirk not knowing what to expect, i've used it at reenactments and have had many compliments on it. it has stood up over the years and still looks great, well worth the money!
Reviewed by:
John,
January 23, 2019
Review of: Primitive Scottish Dirk
Fit and finish of the Dirk are high quality. The well polished shows no metal imperfections to finish. Blood groove is well defined in depth of blade. Sharping service produced a nice even very sharp edge which requires your undivided attention while handling. Scabbard fit is tight so removal requires a firm pull. There is no slip when dirk I’m in place. The leather is thick, well formed, and firm to retain shape. I sprayed leather dressing inside to prevent the oiled blade from picking up very tiny pieces of leather from the internal unfinished leather of the sheath. The metal tip and collar are well attached with a nice brush polished finish. I am very pleased with this purchase and now will order the more expensive Scottish basket claymore based on the quality of workmanship
Reviewed by:
Bill,
January 14, 2019
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