Medieval Knight's Dagger with Sheath

It has a golden finish with a Red Templar cross and the handle is lined with red velvet, the nickel-finished shield accompanied by a gold decoration and the red decoration contains a small nickel shield and the Gold Templar cross. The total size is 54.5 cm of steel sheet. The hem is finished in black leather with metallic details in nickel and gold.

It has a golden finish with a Red Templar cross and the handle is lined with red velvet, the nickel-finished guard accompanied by a gold decoration and the red decoration contains a small nickel-colored shield and the Gold Templar cross. The total size is 43 cm of steel sheet. The hem is finished in white with a cross in red metallic details in nickel and gold.

Norman one-hand, functional knife of the tenth century, made in Germany by Ulfberth®. Corrugated sheet in forged steel and well seasoned with a hardness of 48-50 HRC. The full peak is riveted to the button. The handle is covered in leather. Blunt edges and rounded tip. DOES NOT include hem.

Molay Dagger, Templar Dagger with Sheath

Medieval 11th-century sword with corrugated blade, forged in high carbon steel with button-screwed spike. The guard and the button are made of steel. Ideal for beginners who want to practice without hitting the blade.

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Officially licensed replica of the hit HBO TV series Game of Thrones®

Dagger with brown leather cape

Decorative dagger with very attractive cuff section.
The blind blade is made of carbon steel.
The handle is wrapped in cow skin.

Details:
Total length: approx. 43cm
Blade length: approx. 30 cm
Max. Blade width: 4 cm

Saxon Scramasax by Paul Chen

Medieval dagger

This beautiful dagger is hand forged in steel. The cable and wooden blade are screwed twice.

Delivery includes wooden sheath with metal fittings and leather packaging.

Length: approx. 57.5 cm
Blade length: approx. 40 cm
Weight: approx. 1 - 1.5 Kg
Edge: 1 mm

Fencing in renaissance style is growing rapidly in popularity, combining
the speed of the blades of light with the structure and spirit of the duel.
This Hanwei version of the Rapier Fencing carries the Schlaeger blade, which is
a hard insert section blade based on the German style "Mensur".

Egyptian Tutankhamun dagger with sheet decorated in stainless steel. Cuff and handle decorated and enamelled with Egyptian motifs.

Boabdil, known as Muhammad II, was a member of the Nasrid dynasty. He was the last Muslim king in Spain after the seizure of Granada on 2 January 1492 by the Catholic Kings.

they trace their origins to Early 17th century Europe, where the sword with the Rapier was considered an essential part of a gentleman's education and was often used in resolving gentlemanly disagreements. This model features a well-balanced high-carbon steel blade with a solid steel basket (not plated) and a hard wood grip. The rigid hem is covered in leather.

they trace their origins to early 17th century Europe, where the sword with the tweezers was considered an essential part of a gentleman's education and was often used in resolving gentlemanly disagreements. The blades typically originated from Toledo or Solingen and would be caused by regional smiths, resulting in many range styles.
This reproduction has a high carbon steel blade and a very attractive solid (uncoated) steel basket with a genuine bone grip.
A rigid leather cover covered in leather is included.

Main features:
- High carbon forged steel blade
- leather sheath included
- Excellent balance
Details:
- Blade material: high carbon steel, tempered
- Total length: approx. 114.9 cm
- Blade length: approx. 93 cm
- Weight: approx. 1049 g
- Balance point: approx. 12.7 cm from guard
- Harmonic point: approx. 71.1 cm
- Blade width in protection: approx. 1.9 cm
- Blade width at tip: approx. 1 cm
- Blade thickness in protection: approx. 6.4 mm
- Blade thickness at tip: approx. 2.5 mm
Incl. leather hem

Main features:
- High carbon forged steel blade
- leather sheath included
- Excellent balance

Details:
- Blade material: high carbon steel, tempered with bending
- Total length: approx. 114.9 cm
- Blade length: approx. 93 cm
- Weight: approx. 1049 g
- Balance point: approx. 12.7 cm from guard
- Harmonic point: approx. 71.1 cm
- Blade width in protection: approx. 1.9 cm
- Blade width at tip: approx. 1 cm
- Blade thickness in protection: approx. 6.4 mm
- Blade thickness at tip: approx. 2.5 mm
Incl. leather hem

Medieval Templar Dagger with Sheath, Blind Blade

This beautiful medieval dagger has a full spike spring steel blade. The edges are not sharp and the tip is rounded. The straight crosslet is made of steel and the leather-splinted wooden handle is covered by a disc-shaped steel pommel (or wheel pommel) adorned on both sides with a Templar cross (or pattée cross). Delivery includes a brown vegetable tanned leather cape fitted with a belt.

Main features:
- Authentic style
- Fully functional
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Detailed details:
- Total length: approx. 95.9 cm
- Blade length: approx. 76.2 cm
- Cuff length: approx. 14 cm
- Weight: approx. 1134 g
Incl. leather covered hem

Irish sword to fight for the light. High carbon steel blade with blunt and thick edges and rounded tip. The button is riveted to the peak. Wooden handle wrapped in leather.
Includes leather-covered wooden sheath.
Ideal for light combat, recreation and decoration.

Right at home in any period between the 15th and 17th centuries, the great dagger of trimming Cold Steel® would be a valuable asset, worthy of being passed down from generation to generation.

Smooth pectoral for unengraving armor. It's not functional for people.  The pectoral is part of the medieval armor and its mission is essential as it protects the fighter's vault.

Spire engraved for armor. It's not functional for people.  The pectoral is part of the medieval armor and its mission is essential as it protects the fighter's vault.

The pectoral is part of the medieval armor and its mission is essential as it protects the fighter's vault.

 The Order of the Poor Knights of Christ (Latin: Pauperes commilitones Christi Templique Solomonici), commonly known as Templars or Order of the Temple (French: Ordre du Temple or Templiers) was one of the most famous Christian military orders. This organization remained active for just under two centuries. It was founded in 1118 by nine French knights led by Hugo de Payens after the First Crusade. Its original purpose was to protect the lives of Christians who made a pilgrimage to Jerusalem after their conquest.

This dagger is a companion of the Sword of the Faithful. It has high carbon steel blade with diamond cross section. The blade of this dagger has the Cross of the Knights Templar pierced in its rich. The pommel features an inverted image of the inserted Templar Knights Seal, which can be used as a wax seal. The cross is engraved on both sides with the Latin phrase Militum Xristi, "Seal of the Soldiers of Christ."

Pectoral of the Knights Templar with serigraphic cross. The Order of the Poor Knights of Christ (Latin: Pauperes commilitones Christi Templique Solomonici), commonly known as Templars or Order of the Temple (French: Ordre du Temple or Templiers) was one of the most famous Christian military orders. This organization remained active for just under two centuries. It was founded in 1118 by nine French knights led by Hugo de Payens after the First Crusade. Its original purpose was to protect the lives of Christians who made a pilgrimage to Jerusalem after their conquest.

Lorica segmentata made of 18G steel with cast brass details. The lorica segmentata is the name given to the armor worn by roman legionaries during their time of splendor (1st century BC, 3rd century AD). The name comes from the Latin word for segmented, which refers to the division into metal plates of the armor.