Long French 14thC quillon dagger
£530.00
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 - one of those daggers which make you wonder if it is in fact not a short sword.
Double edged with 40cm blade and comes with a leather sheath and bronze chape.
Specification
Grip length – 115mm
Blade length – 40cm
Overall length – 58cm
Blade thickness at hilt – 8mm
Handle components – Steel
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