Early 16thC English Quillon dagger with nagel
£560.00 £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.
🇺🇸 US customers, please note, you will be liable to pay import taxes, duties and tariffs on any Tod's Workshop pieces. This will be collected via the courier company or US customs and is out of our control.
Related Items
Medieval Sword Scabbard to suit an Albion Crecy. Choose your colours!
£600.00 £750.00
Scabbard to suit Albion Crecy sword. Wood cored medieval sword scabbard covered in veg tan leather with embossed leather belts and period appropriate brass buckles and fittings. Uses knotted suspension...
15thC Munition Crossbow Lashed 350lb
£992.00 £1,240.00
This medieval crossbow is typical of many 15thC munition quality war crossbows so it is plain and rather blocky. Bow irons came in around 1400 though lashing was also still...
Sword Scabbard to suit an Albion Doge.
£632.00 £790.00
A Medieval sword scabbard for an Albion Doge. Poplar wood core, veg tan leather outer fastening system. Period appropriate fastening system and bronze hardware including buckle and chape. Tan belts...
