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14thC - 15thC Medieval Bollock Dagger Dot And Circle

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14thC – 15thC Medieval Bollock Dagger Dot And Circle

Original price was: $90.00.Current price is: $63.00.

SKU: DG9KY 543637307441 Category: Daggers Tags: 14th, 14th C, 14th century, 14thC, 15th, Bollock, Bollock dagger, Carbon steel, Dagger, Leather, Leather sheath, Medieval leather work, Steel

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This medieval bollock dagger is a composite from a few sources and has a double edged blade with an asymmetric grind and a wooden handle decorated with the ever popular ‘dot and circle’ design and finished off with a brass peen washer.

The sheath is a double layer veg tan construction and decorated with incised and punched patterns and finished with a fabricated brass chape.

The dagger is semi-sharp, but can be sharpened for an extra £10.

Semi-Sharp is ‘butter knife sharp’; it has a very fine flat on the edge

Sharp has been ground to give a reasonable cutting edge, but final honing, if required, is by the customer.

Blade length 22cm/8.5″

Grip length 9cm/3.75″

Overall length 34cm/13.5″

(TC32)

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Please note: The colours may vary in tone from the photos here. Each skin of leather is different and reacts differently to the dye so they may be darker or lighter in tone