TC108 Wakefield Quillon Dagger. Two knives on all five scabbards.
TC108 Wakefield Quillon Dagger.
TC108 Wakefield Quillon Dagger. The whole range of scabbards.
TC108 Wakefield Quillon Dagger.
TC108 Wakefield Quillon Dagger. Close up of pommel.
TC108 Wakefield Quillon Dagger. Close up of side profile of blade.
TC108 Wakefield Quillon Dagger in a green scabbard.
TC108 Wakefield Quillon Dagger. Close up of wavy guard.
TC108 Wakefield Quillon Dagger.
TC108 Wakefield Quillon Dagger. Close up of top half.
TC108 Wakefield Quillon Dagger. Close up of top half in a green sheath.
TC108 Wakefield Quillon Dagger.
TC108 Wakefield Quillon Dagger. With black scabbard.
TC108 Wakefield Quillon Dagger. With brown scabbard.
TC108 Wakefield Quillon Dagger. With green scabbard.
TC108 Wakefield Quillon Dagger. With natural scabbard.
TC108 Wakefield Quillon Dagger. With red scabbard.
Wakefield Hanger Sword TCS2

15th Century Wakefield 'Hammer Head' War of the Roses Medieval Quillon Dagger

TC108SEBRN

£145.00

£108.75
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15th Century Wakefield 'Hammer Head' Medieval Quillon Dagger  - 'War of the Roses' A  unique style of daggers and this dagger is a prime example. This dagger is closely based on pieces from the Royal Armouries, X798, X690 and X1706. They were current in the mid to late 15thC and clearly related to the Wakefield falchion. See the Tod Cutler Wakefield Hanger Sword TCS2 - the perfect companion. 

A very English and a very ‘War of the Roses’ dagger and perfect for a Man at Arms.

It comes with a double layer veg tan leather sheath with incised decoration and a simple brass (latten) chape.

Overall length                  42cm/16.75”

Grip length                       95mm/3.75”

Blade length                     29.5cm/11.75”

Edge sharpness

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.

TC108

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