Early 16th Hexagonal Quillon Dagger with two tone scabbard - IN STOCK
£690.00
Early 16thC German hexagonal quillon dagger
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
Double layer veg tan sheath, dual coloured in red and black with incised and stamped decoration, finished with a bronze chape and a hemp suspension cord.
Double edged with a 25cm blade
Grip length – 10cm
Blade length – 25cm
Overall length – 36cm
Blade thickness at hilt – 6mm
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