Early 16thC English Quillon dagger with nagel - IN STOCK
£700.00
Early 16thC English Quillon Dagger inspired by a piece owned by Henry VIII currently in the Royal Armouries and probably of German Maufacture. It features steel fittings including acorns and a shell nagle, and has a box wood grip and a long thin but strong needle pointed blade with a variable grind.
The sheath is double layered veg tanned leather in tan with incised decorations and finished with a bronze chape.
Blade length: 30.5cm/12"
Grip length: 8.5cm/3.25"
Overall length: 40cm/15.75"
This dagger is in stock and ready to ship immediately.
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