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Forged German Dagger with Wooden Handle and Bronze-Tone Fittings
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SKU: DAG-009In the late Middle Ages, daggers with narrow, pointed blades became widespread in the Germanic world: their shape allowed them to penetrate the gaps in the plate armour worn by warriors of the time. This German-style forged dagger follows that model, with a long, thin blade, a wooden handle, and bronze-toned fittings—a sober and functional combination typical of everyday weapons in the 15th century. It is a design inspired by originals from that period.
Identification
- Specific type
- German narrow-bladed dagger
- Model
- German Forged Dagger
- Historical period depicted
- 15th century, German Late Middle Ages
Blade
- Overall length
- 40 cm
- Blade length
- 27 cm
- Steel type
- Forged carbon steel
- Blade profile
- Narrow, elongated blade of robust section, very pointed
- Edge condition
- Unsharpened / decorative
Grip and guard
- Handle material
- Grooved wood
- Guard and pommel
- Short guard and hexagonal pommel in bronze-finished steel
Scabbard
- Scabbard included
- Yes, leather
- Scabbard material
- Brown leather with bronze-tone metal throat and chape
General information
- Total weight
- 400 g
- Recommended use
- Decoration, collecting, historical re-enactment
The blade is forged from carbon steel, narrow and elongated, ending in a very sharp point. The handle is made of wood with grooves that improve grip, and is finished with a short guard and a hexagonal metal pommel with a bronze finish. The scabbard is made of brown leather, reinforced at the mouth and tip with metal fittings in the same bronze tone.
- German-style dagger forged from carbon steel.
- Narrow, sharply pointed blade, in the style of the 15th century.
- Fluted wooden handle.
- Short guard and hexagonal pommel in a bronze tone.
- Brown leather sheath with bronze-tone fittings.
- Design inspired by the originals of the era.
- Piece without a real edge, for collecting and re-enactment.
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