12thC -14thC Century Whittle Tang Dagger (tan) - SOLD
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Whittle daggers are as simple as a fighting and working knife can be and suitable for peasants over a long period of time. Based on the work of Logan Thompson.
Oiled blackthorn wood grip with a through tang turned and stapled into the pommel, single edged blade, short enough for work and long enough for defence. Double layer naturally tanned sheath with a little incised decoration and finished with a latten (brass) crimped chape.
Blade 21cm/8.5"
Grip 9cm/3.75"
Overall length 32cm/12.5"
THIS DAGGER IS IN STOCK AND READY TO SHIP
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