13th Century Quillon Dagger This medieval quillon dagger is based on a late 13thC piece that once belonged to Alexander Balliol. This style of dagger was really the first follow...
Based on a medieval quillon dagger belonging to Alexander Balliol, though the original had enamelled arms on the pommel. A stout double edged quillon dagger suitable for knights and men at arms...
This medieval quillon dagger is based on excavated examples and is typically southern French from this period. This odd pommel, the mix of steel guard and bronze pommel and the...
14th and 15thC Southern French Quillon dagger - SOLD
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Based on excavated examples. The odd pommel, the mix of steel guard and bronze pommel make this typically Southern French. The long and strong diamond ground double edged blade...
This medieval quillon dagger is based on numerous examples and with the slightly downturned guard and the wheel pommel it is typical of daggers of the 14th Century. Daggers similar...
This medieval quillon dagger is based on numerous examples and with the slightly downturned guard and the wheel pommel it is typical of daggers of the 14th Century. Daggers similar...
This Renaissance dagger is based on original drawings from the work books of Holbein the Younger. This is an accurate design you could have chosen from around 1536 out of his...
A 15thC medieval rondel dagger based on similar pieces in the Museum of London and the Royal Armouries suited to professional soldiers and perfect for the 100 years war and...
16thC German quillon dagger with hexagonal grip - SOLD
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This is a slim and elegant German medieval dagger in a 'half guard' style from a private collection. The style of dagger was popular with Landsknechts and features a slim...
This substantial Castillon medieval dagger is based on an excavated knife from the battle site – mid 15thC. The dagger is long, with a substantial guard, but the notable feature is...
Circa 1500 Quillon dagger with nagel and bronze fittings
£500.00
Based on a range of excavated pieces from England, this medieval bronze and wooden hilted dagger has a unique look and is suited to being a civilian weapon. The nagel helps...
Circa 1500 English quillon dagger with nagel. A uniquely English design with a hollow bronze pommel, bronze quillon guard with shell shaped nagel. Oiled laburnum grip and single edged blade...
This sword breaker or sword catcher is based on numerous museum examples. The dagger is used in the left hand with the teeth pointing downward and used to trap your...
This dagger is based on a museum example from the Metropolitan. This is a unique renaissance dagger, but all the features; fish tail pommel, thin grip, half ring guard and size...
Early 16thC Bronze Hilted German 'S' Quillon Dagger
£490.00
This medieval or renaissance dagger is based on numerous museum examples and THE classic side arm of Landsknechts. Solid bronze hilt with S quillons and a strong double edged blade....
Early 16thC Bronze Hilted German 'S' Quillon Dagger - IN STOCK
£620.00
This medieval or renaissance dagger is based on numerous museum examples and The classic side arm of Landsknecht mercenaries. Solid bronze hilt with 'S' quillons and a strong double edged...
Early 16thC Bronze Hilted German Quillon Dagger- SOLD
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This medieval or renaissance dagger is based on numerous museum examples and THE classic side arm of Landsknecht mercenaries. Solid bronze hilt with S quillons and a strong double edged...
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...
Based on a Metropolitan Museum example. Daggers with 'half a guard' and very slender grips were popular with Landsknechts and are typically German and dated around 1510-1540 Vegtan leather scabbard...
Early 16thC German Hexagonal Quillon Dagger - IN STOCK
£590.00
Based on a Metropolitan Museum example. Daggers with 'half a guard' and very slender grips, this one is in horn, were popular with Landsknechts and are typically German and dated...
A truly unique piece, a quillon dagger which is probably English and suitable for a noble or flamboyant soldier in the early 14thC. The hilt is in cast bronze and...
This may have been Henry VIII's personal dagger from the early 16thC. The original dagger features a 1960's grip replacement whilst mine shows what might have been..... Delicate shell guard...
Probably Henry VIII's personal quillon dagger from the early 16thC. This dagger is very closely based on a piece held in the Royal Armouries in Leeds and was once owned...
This dagger is based on a late 16thC example from The Royal Armouries. This is most likely a left hand dagger and a fairly 'work a day' example of the...
This is a curious medieval dagger because the pommel is large but thin, so not massively heavy, but still substantial enough to require the long blade to make it work -...
Based on a a composite of museum examples and dated to the second half of the 16thC. This left hand dagger or main gauche would be used in conjunction with...
Spider web Quillon dagger Late 14th Early 15th - SOLD
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This medieval quillon dagger was based on an the original which is shown in the Royal Armouries collection. It is a very unusual piece and I think unique which of course...
Spider web Quillon dagger Late 14th Early 15th - SOLD
Sold Out£695.00
This medieval quillon dagger was based on a the original in the Royal Armouries collection. It is a very unusual piece and I think unique which of course makes it...
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