£550.00 GBP
1500-1560. The iconic bollock dagger. This particular style of bollock dagger was characterised by those found on the Mary Rose ship wreck. Developed all through the 14th and 15th centuries, moving from a utility weapon, through to a high status piece and back by the middle of the 16thC, to a utility weapon.
The blade is single edged and long, the hilt is flatter than earlier versions and features a brass impact plate at the base of the balls and the tang is finished with a brass peen washer.
Comes with a dark brown coloured veg tan sheath with, period appropriate bronze chape and a robust double edged diamond section blade.
Blade 31.5cm/12.5"
Grip 8.5cm/3.25"
Overall length 44cm/17.25"
THIS DAGGER IS IN STOCK AND READY TO SHIP
Collections: Medieval Museum Quality Weapons
Category: 15th Century, bollock, dagger, HENRY VIII, mary rose, tudor
Type: Dagger
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