Daggers
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Viking Utility Knife
$66.00 Add to BagIf you are looking for a knife that you can take with you on your Viking adventures, make sure to check out the Viking Utility Knife. This knife is great for using around a camp or during day-to-day activities.
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Sgian Dubh
$49.00 Add to BagAre you dressing up as a Scottish Highlander? If you are, you should not forget to include a blade like the Sgian Dubh with your look. A collector of knives and blades will certainly find this functional dagger to be a great acquisition.
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Close Combat Dagger
$148.00 Add to BagThe Close Combat Dagger features a hammered and blackened iron pommel and guard welded to a hefty steel blade. The Close Combat Dagger is durable and suitable for stage and reenactment fighting and come to you at a great price.
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Knights Swordbreaker Dagger
$258.00 Add to BagWith teeth that would chill anyone to the bone, this historical and functional dagger was carried by knights during the Middle Ages. Its name came from its function of catching a sword in its teeth and disabling or breaking it.
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Knights Thrusting Dagger
$179.00 Add to BagThis knights thrusting dagger is historically designed and authentically hand crafted. This dagger is a knights choice for thrusting through the rings of chainmail armor. This medieval dagger comes with a leather sheath.
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15th Century Rondel Dagger
$85.63 Add to BagThis dagger draws its name from its shape. The 15th Century Rondel Dagger is based on a historical piece that echoes the popular daggers of the fifteenth century, especially those that were favored secondary weapons and misericords.
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Landsknecht Katzbalger Dagger
$103.27 Add to BagBased on the arming sword of the Landsknecht, who served in most of the conflicts in early Modern Europe, this Landsknecht Katzbalger Dagger echoes the look of its cousin, and possesses all of its considerable functionality, too.
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Bronze Head Celtic Dagger
$115.87 Add to BagA personal weapon should be unique and distinctive, and few can offer such a trait as well as this Bronze Head Celtic Dagger. Whether you wish to bring dagger to a reenactment or add it to a collection, it makes a great choice.
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1st Century Pompeii Dagger
$61.69 Add to BagWell known as the city destroyed by a volcanic eruption, Pompeii has fascinated people for centuries. This 1st Century Pompeii Dagger is designed after findings from these ancient ruins so you can add it to your Roman themed collection.
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Seax of Beagnoth
$156.19 Add to BagThe seax was a common knife among Vikings, used as much as a tool and a weapon as a decoration and prestige piece. This Seax of Beagnoth is based on one such prestige weapon and artifact that is now located in the British Museum.
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Decorated Viking Scramasax
$93.19 Add to BagSome Vikings were fond of prestige weapons, those being ornate pieces that were as much signs of rank as anything else. This Decorated Viking Scramasax is one such piece with fine detailing, made out of a typical Viking knife.
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Engraved Steel Rondel Dagger
$64.21 Add to BagPopular particularly in the fifteenth century, this Engraved Steel Rondel Dagger recreates the look of the side-arm that serfs, nobles, and knights were all carrying, thanks to its openness of design, as well as to its effective form.
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Bone Handled Viking Utility Dagger
$83.11 Add to BagVikings found uses for weapons of every size, as they had a number of tasks to accomplish at any given time. The Bone Handled Viking Utility Dagger is a tool fit for a Norse warrior of unmatched stature and barbaric strength.
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Viking Utility Dagger
$83.11 Add to BagDuring the Viking Age, all free Norse men were expected to carry their own weapons at all times. Make sure you are prepared for whatever obstacle you face, either by land or sea, with the Viking Utility Dagger at your side.
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Renaissance Parrying Dagger
$90.67 Add to BagThe perfect sidekick to your sword of choice, a parrying dagger is used for defense in your offhand. In contrast to daggers of the later Renaissance, this Renaissance Parrying Dagger has a blade ideal for stabbing as well as blocking.
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Viking Warrior Dagger
$74.29 Add to BagDo not believe that Vikings only favored the most powerful weapons. They were pragmatists and warriors foremost, and so used whatever worked the best. That meant that sometimes, they used smaller weapons, like this Viking Warrior Dagger.
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Horn Handled Viking Seax
$122.17 Add to BagIf there is one thing to be learned by observing Viking weaponry, it is that the Vikings loved large blades. This Horn Handled Viking Sax is a broad knife, although given its length this blade is basically a Viking short sword.
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Viking Sax
$103.27 Add to BagIf there is one thing to be learned by observing Viking weaponry, it is that the Vikings loved their blades. This Viking Sax is a broad-bladed knife, although given its length this wood-handled blade is practically a Viking short sword.
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Arming Dagger with Scabbard
$74.29 Add to BagFor the times when a sword could not be carried, a knight could always depend on having his Arming Dagger with Scabbard close at hand. Like its cousin, this dagger excels in combat, featuring a shape that is designed to be versatile.
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Guingate Dagger with Scabbard
$79.33 Add to BagThis Guingate Dagger with Scabbard is an attractive medieval dagger that looks fit to be carried by a regal knight or a powerful noble. Thanks to its size, virtually anyone could carry this dagger around without any problems whatsoever.
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Viking Dagger with Scabbard
$98.23 Add to BagOne look at this Viking Dagger with Scabbard will tell you that even when they carried and used small blades, Vikings always meant business. This weapon might be short, but it is not lacking any of the power found in Viking weaponry.
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Templar Arming Dagger
$83.11 Add to BagAlongside a sword, this Templar Arming Dagger would have been a common weapon to find at the hip of any Templar or crusader in the Holy Lands! Not only was it a steadfast fallback weapon to have, but also a great everyday tool too.
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Medieval Bollocks Dagger
$84.37 Add to BagAlso called a kidney dagger, this Medieval Bollocks Dagger is a cousin of the dirk, and was a favored blade in Scandinavia, Scotland, and England between the 13th and 18th centuries, and particularly popular during the Tudor period.
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Roman Parazonium Dagger
$79.33 Add to BagThe Roman Parazonium Dagger was, as a symbol, often associated with and carried by Virtus, a lesser-known Roman god who presided over military strength – the very personification of virtue, valor, excellence, courage, and worth.
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Fayan’s Dagger
$59.17 Add to BagBecause they can be put to so many different uses, daggers come in all different shapes and sizes. Take Fayan’s Dagger, for instance, which is smaller than most daggers, although size does not make it any less effective as a blade.
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Medieval Bone Hilt Dagger
Original price was: $213.57.$199.00Current price is: $199.00. Add to BagSimple does not always mean plain. When it comes to this Medieval Bone Hilt Dagger, the word simple means direct and uncomplicated, which means that this dagger is a great companion blade to have in your collection or at your side.
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Basic Pugio Dagger
$152.41 Add to BagThe pugio was a typical arm to be found at the side of virtually any Roman soldier, acting as a sort of badge of office, as well as a sidearm. This Basic Pugio Dagger is a variant of the pugio, appropriate for any unranked soldier.
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Embossed Pugio Dagger
$152.41 Add to BagThe pugio was a typical arm to be found at the side of virtually any Roman soldier, acting as a badge of office and honor and a sidearm. This Embossed Pugio Dagger is an ornate dagger appropriate for any ranked officer or general.
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3rd Century Roman Pugio
$152.41 Add to BagAfter a century of little use, the pugio dagger made a sweeping comeback in the early third century. Becoming the sidearm of choice for Roman officers, the 3rd Century Roman Pugio inspires a sense of nobility and mortality.
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Flat Sgian Dubh
$36.49 Add to BagIt is often the little touches that transform an attire into something great. For the classic Scottish Highland look, one of those little touches is a black dagger, like this Flat Sgian Dubh, tucked into your sock on one side.
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Engraved Scottish Dirk
$83.11 Add to BagTraditionally, a blade such as this Engraved Scottish Dirk would have been carried by a member of the Highland Regiments. It would have been a side-arm. Today, it serves as a ceremonial weapon to complete the iconic Highland attire.
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Broad German Hunting Dagger
$112.09 Add to BagIn the bygone era, hunting was a common way to provide for your family. This Broad German Hunting Dagger is a recreation of a detailed hunting dagger that not only boasts a handsome design, but also an effective look too.
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Scottish Dirk by Cold Steel
Original price was: $157.39.$125.91Current price is: $125.91. Add to BagThe Scottish Dirk is a modern replica that harkens back to an earlier time, when the dirk was a tool and weapon. The single-edged blade is forged from 1055 Carbon steel. It is 1.5 inches wide and comes fully sharpened and battle-ready
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Hand and a Half Dagger
Original price was: $251.89.$201.51Current price is: $201.51. Add to BagThe Hand and a Half Dagger reflects the highest standards in workmanship and comes fully sharpened and ready for battle. Scaled down in size and almost identical in appearance, the Hand and a Half Dagger offers a 13 inch long blade.
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Colichemarde Dagger by Cold Steel
Original price was: $251.89.$201.51Current price is: $201.51. Add to BagBased on historic blades the emerged on the sword scene in the late 1600s, the Colichemarde Dagger is the companion to the matching Colichemarde Sword but serves well as a beautiful and high quality combat blade in its own right.
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Runic Long Seax
$220.00 Add to BagAny Viking warrior should make sure that they carry a short blade around with them like the Runic Long Seax with its historical design. This functional dagger is great for historical reenactments. You can also add it to your Norse armoury.
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Crecy War Dagger
$150.00 Add to BagAs part of the Windlass Battlecry collection, the Crecy War Dagger possesses a no-nonsense double edge blade that is slight, light, and quick, well suited for facing both armored and unarmored foes during your next historical adventure.
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Maldon Viking Seax
$190.00 Add to BagWith its striking appearance, the Maldon Viking Seax serves as a fantastic historical sword replica. A design popular among Germanic and Anglo-Saxon peoples, the Norse seax makes a great weapon for collecting or putting to work.
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Cobra Steel Kindjal
Original price was: $70.00.$48.94Current price is: $48.94. Add to BagTime and time again, the kindjal has proven itself to be an effective design, and for that reason, it has been reproduced again, this time as this Cobra Steel Kindjal, an effective all-purpose dagger for anyone who needs it.
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Primitive Scottish Dirk
$120.00 Add to BagThe Primitive Scottish Dirk is a forerunner of the more ornate Scottish dirks that came later. The well-tempered blade of this dagger is made of high carbon steel accompanied by steel parts and a gorgeous hardwood handle.
Here at Buying a Sword, we offer a wide array of daggers in many different styles, including designs from various historical periods and cultures. Our Daggers category allows you to narrow down your hunt for the kind of blade you want, while also exploring the many dagger types there are available. We carry both functional daggers and decorative daggers, though even our battle ready daggers can double as distinctive display pieces. Crafted from fine metals like high carbon steel, stainless steel, and iron, these collectible daggers work great for historical re-enactments. Explore our range of high quality daggers to see the many different options, such as fantasy daggers, Scottish sgian dubhs and dirks, Roman pugiones, Viking seax, Renaissance stilettos, parrying daggers, Crusader daggers, and many, many more.