Saxon Parrying Dagger

Parrying daggers gained popularity from the Middle Ages to the early Renaissance and often were used in conjunction with a single-handed sword. The Saxon Parrying Dagger recreates one of these historical weapons. Based on a dagger housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, this dagger features a mild steel guard and pommel. The blade is made of tempered, 1075 high-carbon steel, and the grip is formed from wood. The blade displays a traditional straight edge with a subtle profile taper. This dagger comes with a period-style leather sheath. You can easily use this dagger as a fantastic re-enactment weapon or display it within your home as a decoration.

Key Features:

• Fully functional
• Replica of a dagger held in the Metropolitan Museum of Art
• Features a tempered, high-carbon steel blade
• Has a mild steel guard and pommel
• Grip is made of wood
• Includes a leather sheath
• Great re-enactment dagger or display piece
• Made by GDFB

Measurements:

• Overall Length: 18.5 Inches
• Blade Length: 12.5 Inches
• Handle Length: 5.5 Inches
• Weight: 13 Ounces