German Bollock Dagger with Leather Sheath, 15th c.
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0264000254
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German Bollock Dagger with Leather Sheath, 15th century This beautiful late medieval dagger is...more
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German Bollock Dagger with Leather Sheath, 15th century
This beautiful late medieval dagger is based on an original early 15th c. piece from Germany. This particular type of dagger, known as bollock dagger, ballock dagger or kidney dagger, owes its quite peculiar name to the characteristic shape of its hilt that terminates at the guard with two distinctive spherical / egg-shapes lobes or bulges.
This reproduction features a single-edged, unsharpened steel blade that tapers evenly from the guard to an acute point. The octagonal grip is carved from one single piece of wood and the flat steel pommel is adorned with a decorative brass plate.
The dagger comes complete with a vegetable tanned, hand-dyed leather sheath equipped with a brass chape and a belt loop. The shade of brown may slightly vary from piece to piece due to hand-dyeing.
Please note that, as the blade features a sharp point, this dagger is designed as a collector's or decoration piece and not suited for combat reenactment!
Details:
- Blade material: steel (not stainless!), blunt edge, sharp tip
- Handle material: wooden grip, steel guard and pommel, brass pommel cap
- Overall length: approx. 47 cm
- Blade length: approx. 32 cm
- Weight: approx. 520 g (approx. 600 g with sheath)
- Vegetable tanned leather sheath with brass chape and belt loop
Please note:
We do not sell this product to customers under the age of 18. Please provide your birth date when ordering. We'll also need a copy of your ID-card or passport by email, scan, fax or mail.
This beautiful late medieval dagger is based on an original early 15th c. piece from Germany. This particular type of dagger, known as bollock dagger, ballock dagger or kidney dagger, owes its quite peculiar name to the characteristic shape of its hilt that terminates at the guard with two distinctive spherical / egg-shapes lobes or bulges.
This reproduction features a single-edged, unsharpened steel blade that tapers evenly from the guard to an acute point. The octagonal grip is carved from one single piece of wood and the flat steel pommel is adorned with a decorative brass plate.
The dagger comes complete with a vegetable tanned, hand-dyed leather sheath equipped with a brass chape and a belt loop. The shade of brown may slightly vary from piece to piece due to hand-dyeing.
Please note that, as the blade features a sharp point, this dagger is designed as a collector's or decoration piece and not suited for combat reenactment!
Details:
- Blade material: steel (not stainless!), blunt edge, sharp tip
- Handle material: wooden grip, steel guard and pommel, brass pommel cap
- Overall length: approx. 47 cm
- Blade length: approx. 32 cm
- Weight: approx. 520 g (approx. 600 g with sheath)
- Vegetable tanned leather sheath with brass chape and belt loop
Please note:
We do not sell this product to customers under the age of 18. Please provide your birth date when ordering. We'll also need a copy of your ID-card or passport by email, scan, fax or mail.
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