Medieval dagger, for decorative use exclusively. A baselard dagger was a type of rigid dagger used in Europe during the Late Middle Ages (beginning in the 13th century). It’s characteristic “H” shaped handle makes it a very interesting weapons with a lot of variantions. This weapon was used by a wide variety of people, including merchants and knights, although there’s a scene at “Cantigas de Santa María” codex that shows a shepperd which is carrying one of these attached to the belt. As other daggers, it also was carried at the waist as a general-purpose tool, a battle weapon, or as a secondary weapon in a jousting tournament. This piece was designed with a noticeable “H” shaped design, with riveted wooden handles and a double-edged high carbon steel blade. It includes a scabbard made of cowhide and features a riveted belt loop. The blade is sharp. Details: – Overall length: approx. 40 cm – Blade length: approx. 26.5 cm – Max. blade width: approx. 3 cm – Including cowhide scabbard, belt loop width approx. 11 cm ATTENTION: This is a sharp item or has a sharp point so it should not be used for reenactment combat, or of any other type, without prior modification. In any case, the company cannot be held responsible for the incorrect use or negligence in the handling of this article. 0/5 (0 Reviews)
