dagger basel semi sharp

dagger basel semi sharpThe Basel dagger was a highly popular short dagger throughout the Middle Ages, employed both by knights as a secondary weapon and by common soldiers, pikemen, and archers. The model depicted here was in use during the 14th and 15th centuries. The blade is crafted from spring steel and is semi sharp. The dagger is dispatched complete with scabbard, whilst the red leather scabbard cover lends it a particularly distinguished appearance.

as the connection to the shaft is relatively thin for a woodcutting axe

- Greaves length: 29 cm (middle)

The knives are dispatched including a wall display and a certificate of authenticity

which was used principally as a duelling and fashion weapon

The sporran is technically derived from the European medieval belt bag

The chaperon became a popular piece of clothing during the High Middle Ages

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It has an authentic appearance

The chainmail of these collars was often attached to a padded gambeson collar

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These pieces were produced by the finest blacksmiths from Milan and Innsbruck

whilst the blade measures 39 cm in length